0x231F

0x231F is a hexadecimal notation that corresponds to the Unicode code point U+231F. This code point resides in the Miscellaneous Technical block, which covers U+2300 through U+23FF. The character designated by U+231F is a single symbolic glyph used in technical contexts; its exact appearance depends on the font and rendering system being used. In many fonts the character may be rendered as a distinct technical symbol, while in others it may be omitted or substituted with a generic placeholder if the font lacks the glyph.

As with other Unicode code points, U+231F is defined in the Unicode Standard with a specific name and metadata. The official name and description are part of the standard’s character database, and the glyph is intended for use in specialized notation rather than everyday prose. Because the symbol’s appearance is font-dependent, it may carry slightly different visual designs across platforms, though the underlying code point remains the same.

In practical use, 0x231F is primarily encountered by developers, typographers, and researchers dealing with Unicode data, character encoding, or technical documents that reference symbols from the Miscellaneous Technical block. It is not commonly used in general writing, but it can appear in documentation, technical diagrams, or symbol catalogs that require precise references to Unicode symbols.

See also: Unicode, Unicode code points, U+2300–U+23FF, Miscellaneous Technical block.