0x2462

0x2462 is the hexadecimal notation for the integer 9314. In binary this value is 0010 0100 0110 0010, and it is commonly used in programming as a literal prefixed with 0x to indicate hexadecimal representation.

As a Unicode code point, 0x2462 corresponds to U+2462, the circled digit three (③). This character is part of the Enclosed Alphanumerics block and is used for labeling, enumerations, or decorative UI elements in various contexts. It sits within the range U+2460–U+246F, which covers circled digits from one to sixteen (and related symbols in extended ranges).

In practice, you can render it in HTML with a numeric character reference such as ③ or decimal ③. Rendered glyphs depend on font support; some fonts may not include the circled digit three, in which case a substitution glyph might appear or the character may be omitted.

Notes:

- 0x2462 and U+2462 denote the same numeric value, but one is a hexadecimal literal used in programming and the other is a Unicode code point used for text encoding.

- The circled digit characters are typographically distinct and are not interchangeable with plain digits when the surrounding semantics rely on visual numbering.

See also: Unicode circled numbers (U+2460–U+246F); Enclosed Alphanumerics block; HTML and XML character references for Unicode.

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