0x23CF

0x23CF refers to the Unicode code point U+23CF, located in the Miscellaneous Technical block. Its character name is EJECT SYMBOL. The symbol is commonly used to denote the action of ejecting media from a device, such as CD/DVD drives or other media players, and appears in user interfaces, hardware labels, and documentation as a standardized pictogram. In plain text contexts, it is often represented by the glyph ⏏.

The character is part of the repertoire of symbols intended for technical and control contexts, rather than a letter or a standard punctuation mark. Rendering depends on font and platform; while most modern fonts include the EJECT SYMBOL, some font sets or older systems may render a generic placeholder if the glyph is missing.

In digital content, the code point can be included via Unicode escapes such as U+23CF or the hexadecimal form 0x23CF, and in HTML via the entity ⏏. It is also distinct from the similar U+23CE RETURN SYMBOL, which has a different semantic meaning.