0x20EE

0x20EE is a hexadecimal integer literal. In decimal value, it equals 8430. Hex literals like 0x20EE are widely used in programming to represent constants, bitmasks, memory addresses, or encoded data. The meaning of 0x20EE can vary by context; on its own it is just a number, but when discussed in Unicode terms it corresponds to the code point U+20EE.

In Unicode, U+20EE is a code point within the range of combining enclosing marks and is associated with the family of enclosing glyphs used to render symbols in emoji-like sequences. It is commonly described as part of the mechanism that creates enclosed or keycap symbols. In practical terms, many platforms render digits combined with an enclosing mark as keycap emojis (for example, the digit followed by an enclosing keycap glyph). The exact appearance depends on the font and rendering engine, so support can vary across systems.

Usage considerations include the fact that not all environments support every combining enclosing mark, and some may display the characters as plain text or omit them entirely if the glyph is unavailable. When implementing or interpreting 0x20EE, it is important to distinguish between its role as a numeric literal in source code and its potential Unicode interpretation in text rendering.

See also: 0x20E3, another code point in the same family of enclosing marks used for rendering keycap-like symbols.