0x269A

0x269A is the hexadecimal notation for a Unicode code point. In Unicode, the value corresponds to the code point U+269A, which lies in the Miscellaneous Symbols block (U+2600 to U+26FF). The character represented by U+269A is a symbol intended for use as a pictograph or decorative dingbat in text. Because glyph design is font-dependent, its exact appearance can vary across fonts and platforms; some fonts render it as a simple geometric shape, while others may include a more stylized rendition.

Encoding: U+269A is encoded in UTF-8 as the three-byte sequence E2 9A 9A. In UTF-16, it is represented as 0x269A, and in UTF-32 as 0x0000269A. The decimal code point is 9882, and in HTML numeric references it can be referenced as ⚚.

Usage: Symbols in this area are often used in user interfaces, signage, diagrams, and textual dingbats where a visual symbol is needed without language. They are not standard letters or digits, and support may vary by font; many systems render only if a font provides a glyph for U+269A. Unicode data and fonts determine whether the glyph is displayed and how it looks.

See also: Unicode Miscellaneous Symbols block; neighboring code points in the same range (such as U+2699 and U+269B); Unicode code point U+269A’s official name and properties can be found in the Unicode Character Database.