0x24B7

0x24B7 is the hexadecimal representation of the Unicode code point U+24B7. This code point lies in the Enclosed Alphanumerics block, a range used for characters that appear inside circles or other enclosure shapes. The glyph for U+24B7 is font-dependent, so its exact appearance can vary between systems and fonts; it is commonly rendered as a circled numeral or letter in many fonts.

In terms of encoding, U+24B7 can be represented in UTF-8 as the three-byte sequence E2 92 B7, and in UTF-16 as 0x24B7. In HTML, it can be referenced with a numeric character reference such as Ⓑ or the decimal form Ⓑ.

Usage and considerations: characters in the Enclosed Alphanumerics block are often used for decorative purposes, icons, or as circled indicators in user interfaces and lists. Because rendering depends on font support, some environments may display a fallback glyph or omit the glyph entirely. When used in accessible content, it is advisable to provide descriptive text so screen readers can convey the intended meaning rather than a generic circled symbol.

Related code points include other circled numerals and letters within the same block, such as the circled digits U+2460 through U+246F. The Enclosed Alphanumerics block as a whole offers a range of circle-enclosed symbols that are commonly referenced in Unicode charts and documentation.