0x2434

0x2434 is a hexadecimal numeral commonly used in computing to denote the integer value 0x2434. In decimal form it equals 9268. Hexadecimal literals use the prefix 0x across many programming languages to indicate base-16 notation, enabling concise representation of bit patterns, memory addresses, and constants.

In Unicode, the code point U+2434 corresponds to a symbol in the Optical Character Recognition (OCR) block. The characters in this area are designed for use with OCR-related notation or for testing typography and font rendering. They are not standard alphabetic characters, and their appearance can vary by font. As a result, the glyph for U+2434 is often a specialized symbol rather than a conventional letter or numeral.

In practical terms, 0x2434 can be used in source code as a literal value, and in text encoding contexts can be represented with numeric character references such as ␴ or ␴ in environments that support Unicode. Outside specific technical uses, the value does not carry a widely recognized semantic meaning.

Notes: Because 0x2434 exists both as a hex value and as a Unicode code point, its interpretation depends on context—either as a numeric quantity in a program or as a symbol in Unicode text.