0x229A

0x229A is a hexadecimal value that can appear in a variety of technical contexts. In computing, it may be used as a numeric literal, as part of an address or identifier, or within data formats where hexadecimal notation is standard. As a numeric value, 0x229A equals 8858 in decimal.

In Unicode, 0x229A corresponds to the code point U+229A, which is located in the Mathematical Operators block. The character is treated as a mathematical symbol; the exact glyph shown depends on the font and rendering system used. Its general category in Unicode is Math Symbol (Sm), reflecting its role as a symbol rather than a letter or punctuation.

Usage and interpretation of U+229A are highly context-dependent. In plain text or software that renders Unicode, the symbol may appear as part of a formula or notation, or it may render as a placeholder if the font lacks the glyph. As with many Unicode symbols, its meaning is derived from the surrounding mathematical notation rather than from the code point alone.

There is no single universally recognized meaning uniquely tied to 0x229A. Its significance is determined by the context in which it appears, whether as a numeric constant, a fragment of an identifier, or a glyph in a mathematical expression.

See also: hexadecimal notation, Unicode code points, the Unicode Mathematical Operators block (U+2200 to U+22FF). For practical details, consult Unicode charts or documentation on hexadecimal literals used in programming languages.