0x26F7

0x26F7 is a hexadecimal numeric literal commonly used in programming and data representation. In decimal, 0x26F7 equals 9935. The 0x prefix signifies hexadecimal, and the following digits (2, 6, F, 7) are interpreted as base-16 digits. Such literals are used for constants, bit masks, color channels, addresses, and low-level data in software and hardware contexts.

In Unicode terminology, 0x26F7 can be read as the code point U+26F7 when hexadecimal notation is used to specify a Unicode scalar value. This code point lies in the block of Miscellaneous Symbols and Pictographs and was assigned by the Unicode Consortium. The precise glyph and meaning are defined in Unicode data and are rendered differently depending on font and platform.

Common uses include initializing integer constants, representing bitmasks, or encoding values in binary-oriented systems. In some programming languages, 0x26F7 appears in sample code as a numeric literal to illustrate hex notation or to explicitly specify a value used in bitwise operations.

Variation and interpretation depend on context: as a Unicode code point, as a numeric literal, or as data in a binary protocol. The meaning of 0x26F7 is thus not fixed by the sequence alone but is determined by the surrounding data format, whether it is treated as a Unicode reference or as a plain hexadecimal value in code.