0x25B6U25B6

0x25B6U25B6 refers to the code point 0x25B6 in hexadecimal notation, which in Unicode is the Black Right-Pointing Triangle, designated as U+25B6. This character is a solid triangle pointing to the right and is widely used as a play icon in media players and as a generic rightward indicator in user interfaces. In decimal form, the same code point is 9654.

In Unicode, U+25B6 is part of the Geometric Shapes block. The symbol is designed to be a simple, unambiguous rightward pointer that remains recognizable at various sizes and in different fonts. Rendering can vary slightly between typefaces, but the common appearance is a filled triangle oriented to the right.

Common encodings and representations include its hexadecimal form 0x25B6 in programming contexts and the HTML entity forms ▶ or ▶ for web pages. It is often used in conjunction with other navigation or control icons to convey actions such as play, forward, or progression in a sequence.

Related symbols include U+25B7 (WHITE RIGHT-POINTING TRIANGLE), which is an outline version of the same shape, and U+25C0 (BLACK LEFT-POINTING TRIANGLE), which is the mirrored counterpart. The Black Right-Pointing Triangle is part of a family of geometric shapes frequently employed in iconography, UI design, and accessible symbol sets.

Notes: The string 0x25B6U25B6 appears to encode the same code point twice or to concatenate hex and Unicode notations. In practice, the relevant symbol is U+25B6 (▶).