0x21C3

0x21C3 is the hexadecimal representation of the Unicode code point U+21C3. This code point is part of the Unicode Arrows block, which contains a range of arrow-related symbols used in mathematics, diagramming, and text. The exact visual glyph associated with U+21C3 depends on the font and rendering system being used.

In terms of values and encoding, 0x21C3 equals the decimal number 8659. In UTF-8, the code point U+21C3 is encoded as the three-byte sequence E2 87 83. In UTF-16, it is represented as the single code unit 0x21C3. For HTML and similar contexts, the character can be referenced as ⇃ or ⇓.

Usage and rendering can vary by platform. While the code point denotes a specific single character in the Unicode standard, its appearance is font-dependent. Some environments may render a distinctive glyph for this code point, while others may display a generic placeholder if the selected font lacks support for that symbol.

In programming and data formats, 0x21C3 can appear as a numeric hex literal in languages with C-style syntax, representing the integer value 8659. It can also be included as a Unicode escape in strings or identifiers in languages that support escapes, such as \u21C3 or \U000021C3, depending on the language syntax.