0x2535

0x2535 is a hexadecimal value commonly encountered in computing and digital typography. It represents the decimal number 9525. In Unicode terminology, the value often corresponds to the code point U+2535, which resides in the Box Drawing block (U+2500 to U+257F). This block contains characters used to render simple line art and diagrams in text interfaces.

The actual glyph associated with U+2535 depends on the font and rendering system. In many monospaced fonts, it is used together with other box-drawing characters to form corners, intersections, and edges in ASCII-art-style drawings. Web and software developers may insert it using Unicode escapes such as U+2535 or by using the HTML entity ┵.

In practical terms, 0x2535 can appear in different contexts beyond Unicode. It may be used as a memory address, a constant in source code, or a data value in software with little semantic meaning without context. As such, its interpretation is dependent on the surrounding software, programming language, and data encoding.

See also: box drawing, Unicode, hexadecimal notation.