0x20A2

0x20A2 is a hexadecimal code that represents a specific character in Unicode. In decimal notation, 0x20A2 corresponds to 8354 in the Unicode standard. This character is known as the "Indian Rupee Sign" and is used to denote the currency of India. The symbol is represented as ₹ in most fonts.

The Indian Rupee Sign was introduced in Unicode version 1.1, which was released in 1993. It is part of the Currency Symbols block in the Unicode standard, which includes various symbols used to represent different currencies around the world.

The Indian Rupee Sign is often used in text to indicate the Indian Rupee currency, especially in contexts where the currency symbol is not available or when the text is intended for an international audience. It is also used in various software applications, websites, and documents to ensure consistency and clarity in representing the Indian Rupee.

The character is encoded in UTF-8 as E2 82 A2 and in UTF-16 as 20A2. It is a single code point and does not have any combining characters. The Indian Rupee Sign is widely supported in most modern fonts and operating systems, making it a convenient choice for representing the Indian Rupee in digital text.