0x26B4

0x26B4 is the hexadecimal notation for the Unicode code point U+26B4. It resides in the Miscellaneous Symbols block (U+2600–U+26FF). The character is defined by Unicode and has a single scalar value; its appearance is not fixed and depends on fonts and rendering technologies.

In data interchange, it can be represented as the code point U+26B4, for example in HTML as ⚴ or in many programming languages as a Unicode escape such as \u26B4. The exact encoding in bytes will depend on the character encoding used (UTF-8, UTF-16, etc.).

Rendering and presentation of U+26B4 vary by platform. On systems with color emoji fonts, it may render as a colored emoji-style glyph; on systems with only monochrome fonts, it may appear as a simple black-and-white symbol. Some environments support variation selectors (U+FE0E for text presentation and U+FE0F for emoji presentation) to influence how the character is displayed, though the effect depends on the font and rendering engine.

Usage of U+26B4 is generally symbolic or decorative, useful in user interfaces, diagrams, charts, or as part of emoji sets. It is not tied to a specific language meaning, but rather to a graphical symbol in the Miscellaneous Symbols repertoire.

See also: other Unicode code points in the U+2600–U+26FF range, Unicode Variation Selectors, fonts and emoji rendering, Unicode character encoding.

References: The Unicode Consortium; Unicode Character Database; Emoji Data Files.