0x26B9

0x26B9 is the hexadecimal notation used to reference a specific Unicode code point, namely U+26B9. In the Unicode standard, U+26B9 is part of the Miscellaneous Symbols block, which runs from U+2600 to U+26FF and contains a variety of pictographic and symbolic characters used in text and graphics. The official Unicode name for U+26B9 is defined by the Unicode Consortium, and the exact glyph associated with the code point depends on the font and rendering system in use.

In terms of encoding, U+26B9 is represented in UTF-8 by the three-byte sequence E2 9B B9. In UTF-16, it is encoded as a single 16-bit unit, 0x26B9. The hex form 0x26B9 is commonly used in programming and data formats to denote this specific code point, with the understanding that the displayed symbol will vary by font, platform, and whether emoji-style presentation is enabled for the font in use.

Usage and rendering details vary by environment. Some fonts render U+26B9 as a standalone geometric or symbolic glyph, while others (especially modern operating systems) may display it with color or emoji-like presentation if supported. As with many Unicode symbols, compatibility and appearance are affected by font support, system encoding settings, and application-specific rendering rules.

See also: Unicode, UTF-8 encoding, Unicode code points, emoji presentation.