0x225A

0x225A is a hexadecimal integer literal that can appear in a variety of technical contexts, including programming, scripting, and data specifications. When converted to decimal, 0x225A equals 8794. As a value, its meaning depends on context, such as a numeric constant, an offset, an address, or a bit field.

In Unicode contexts, the sequence 0x225A is commonly interpreted as the code point U+225A, which lies in the Mathematical Operators block (U+2200 to U+22FF). The character associated with U+225A is a mathematical symbol; the exact glyph rendered depends on the font used. Unicode data provide the official name and properties for the code point, including its general category and any combining or rendering details.

Practical usage: In source code, 0x225A may appear as a constant, a hexadecimal literal, or part of a bitmask. In document encoding, it can denote a code point in notation systems that reference Unicode values. In graphics or communications, the value might encode a 16-bit quantity such as a color component or an offset. Because the same hexadecimal value can have different meanings across contexts, it is important to rely on accompanying documentation or specifications to determine its exact interpretation.

See also: Unicode code point U+225A, hexadecimal notation, 16-bit values, and related code points 0x2259 and 0x225B.