0x22D3

0x22D3 is the hexadecimal code point that corresponds to the Unicode character U+22D3, located in the Mathematical Operators block. As a single character, it is defined as a mathematical operator symbol, with its exact appearance depending on the font used and the rendering system.

The symbol’s meaning is not fixed by the code point alone; in practice, its interpretation is determined by the mathematical context in which it appears. Symbols in the U+22D0–U+22D4 range are extensions of conventional operators, and researchers or typesetters may assign specific meanings within particular disciplines or texts. In digital use, the symbol is treated as a Unicode scalar value and rendered according to the font’s glyphs.

Encoding and representations: In Unicode, the character is U+22D3. In UTF-8, it is encoded as E2 8B 93. In UTF-16, it is represented by a single code unit 0x22D3. In HTML, it can be included with the numeric character reference ⋓ or ⋓. In programming languages that support Unicode escapes, it can typically be written as \u22D3 or an equivalent syntax depending on the language.

Usage notes: Because the symbol is specialized, it may be absent from many common fonts and systems. When rendering or exchanging data, verify font support and ensure the receiving environment supports Unicode’s Mathematical Operators block to preserve the intended symbol in copies and publications.

See also: Unicode, Mathematical Operators block, U+2200 to U+22FF range of symbols.