0x24C1

0x24C1 is the hexadecimal representation commonly used in programming and digital text to refer to the Unicode code point U+24C1. This code point corresponds to the circled Latin capital letter L, a symbol that renders as an L enclosed by a circle (Ⓛ). The character belongs to the Enclosed Alphanumerics block in the Unicode standard, specifically U+24C1, and is categorized as a letter, uppercase.

In typography, the circled L is distinct from the ordinary capital letter L and is used as an emblem, badge, or marker in contexts such as game notation, branding, or as part of emoji-like symbol sets. It is not part of the standard Latin alphabet used for normal text, and its availability depends on font support, with some fonts rendering it more prominently than others.

Encoding details: In Unicode, the character is named CIRCLED LATIN CAPITAL LETTER L. In UTF-8, U+24C1 encodes as the three-byte sequence E2 93 81. In HTML, it can be represented numerically as Ⓛ or hexadecimal as Ⓛ. In many programming languages, the escape sequence for this character will depend on the language and encoding in use.

See also: other circled Latin letters in the same block, such as U+24B6 through U+24CF, which cover A through Z in circled form.