0x262B

0x262B refers to the Unicode code point U+262B, located in the Miscellaneous Symbols block of the Unicode Standard. The character is a symbol rather than a letter and its visual rendering depends on the font and rendering system used. As a member of the Miscellaneous Symbols block, it is one of many pictographic symbols designed for broad compatibility across scripts and platforms.

Character encoding: In UTF-8, U+262B is encoded as E2 98 AB. In UTF-16, it is encoded as the single 16-bit unit 0x262B (big-endian); in little-endian form it would be 0x2B26. In UTF-32, it is 0x0000262B.

Rendering and usage: Rendering varies by platform and font. Some fonts display a star-like glyph, while others may substitute a different symbol or omit it entirely. It may appear in symbol sets, icon fonts, or as part of emoji-like fonts; variation across operating systems and applications is common.

See also: Unicode Miscellaneous Symbols block, U+2600, U+2605.