0x262E

0x262E refers to the hexadecimal encoding of the Unicode code point U+262E. It is part of the Miscellaneous Symbols block, which contains a variety of symbols used in text, diagrams, and interfaces. The glyph displayed for U+262E depends on the font and rendering system in use, so appearances can vary across platforms. In Unicode, the code point is categorized as a symbol (So), and it is typically treated as a neutral graphical element rather than a letter or digit.

Encoding and representation details are relevant for software and text interchange. In UTF-8, U+262E is encoded as the three-byte sequence E2 98 AE. In HTML, the character can be referenced with a numeric character reference such as ☮ or the decimal form ☮. In many programming languages that support Unicode escapes, it can be represented as \u262E or a similar sequence depending on the language.

Usage and availability can vary by font and platform. The symbol is commonly included in modern fonts and is accessible in environments with full Unicode support. However, on systems with limited font coverage, the character may render as a missing glyph or a placeholder box rather than a specific glyph.

See also: Other symbols in the Unicode Miscellaneous Symbols block, and the broader range U+2600 to U+26FF, which contains many related pictographic and symbolic characters. For rendering considerations, users should ensure their fonts and environments include support for the specific code point.