0x24B6

0x24B6 is the hexadecimal representation that maps to the Unicode code point U+24B6, which encodes the circled Latin capital letter A (Ⓐ). This character is part of the Enclosed Alphanumerics block and is categorized as an uppercase Latin letter. The symbol is commonly rendered as an A enclosed within a circle and is used as a decorative or enumerative mark in lists, labels, forms, and user interfaces rather than as a standard textual letter.

In terms of encoding, U+24B6 is represented in UTF-8 by the byte sequence E2 92 B6. In HTML and similar markup contexts, it can be referenced with the numeric character reference Ⓐ. There is no widely used named HTML entity for this circled letter, so hexadecimal or numeric references are typical for web authors.

Usage and rendering considerations include font support and rendering environments. Not all fonts provide a glyph for the circled Latin capital letter A, which can lead to fallback glyphs or missing characters in some documents or interfaces. Because it is a decorative symbol rather than a standard letter, it is generally avoided in contexts where plain text semantics are important, such as identifiers or programmatic strings.

Related symbols and concepts include other circled or enclosed alphanumeric characters in the Unicode range U+24B6 through U+24E9, which cover additional circled capital letters and numbers. The character also relates to broader topics of Unicode encoding, font rendering, and typographic ornamentation in digital text.