0x2600

0x2600 is the hexadecimal representation that corresponds to the Unicode code point U+2600. In Unicode, U+2600 is named BLACK SUN WITH RAYS and belongs to the Miscellaneous Symbols block (2600–26FF). Its decimal value is 9728, and in UTF-8 it is encoded as the three-byte sequence E2 98 80.

The glyph for U+2600 is typically rendered as a black circle with eight rays extending outward. Rendering varies by font and platform, so some environments show a monochrome symbol while others display a color sun emoji when the appropriate presentation is chosen. On many platforms, applying the emoji presentation selector (U+FE0F) can yield a yellow sun emoji appearance, whereas the text presentation selector (U+FE0E) preserves a monochrome symbol.

Common uses for this code point include weather icons, daylight or energy-themed indicators, signage, and decorative elements in calendars or maps. It is widely supported across modern operating systems and fonts, though the exact visual appearance depends on the chosen font and rendering settings. As a hexadecimal code, 0x2600 is primarily of interest to programmers and typographers as a reference to the Unicode code point U+2600 rather than a distinct data type or function.