0x23E5

0x23E5 refers to the hexadecimal encoding of the Unicode code point U+23E5. This code point is located in the Unicode Miscellaneous Technical block, which covers symbols used in technical notation, diagrams, and user interfaces. The character is officially named Black Right-Pointing Triangle With Bar, and its visual rendering can vary depending on the font and platform.

In practical use, 0x23E5 is encountered in contexts that involve symbolic characters rather than traditional ASCII text. It may appear in UI icons, symbol sets, technical documents, and programming environments that support Unicode. When writing source code or data that stores Unicode code points, 0x23E5 is commonly represented as the code point U+23E5 or escaped as \u23E5 in languages that support Unicode escapes.

Encoding considerations include its UTF-8 representation and its role in text rendering. The UTF-8 encoding for U+23E5 is the byte sequence E2 8F A5. In UTF-16, the code point is represented as a single code unit 0x23E5 (or, in little-endian form, 0xE5 0x23). Proper rendering depends on fonts that include the glyph; without Unicode-supporting fonts, the symbol may not display correctly.

See also: Unicode, U+2300 to U+23FF (Miscellaneous Technical block), Unicode encoding forms (UTF-8, UTF-16).