0×313

0×313 is a string consisting of the digit 0, the multiplication sign (×), and the digits 313. Its meaning depends on context, and it is not a standard symbol with a single, fixed interpretation.

In mathematics, the sequence reads as 0 multiplied by 313, which equals 0. The cross (×) is the usual symbol for multiplication, so this interpretation is straightforward for readers accustomed to arithmetic notation.

In computing and encoding contexts, the form 0×313 is unusual because standard hex literals use the prefix 0x or 0X, not the multiplication sign. If the intent were to denote hexadecimal 313, the conventional representation would be 0x313, which equals decimal 787. The use of the × character here is likely a typographical variant or a mistaken keystroke rather than a recognized programming convention.

If the sequence is considered as a hexadecimal code point rather than a literal, the value 0x313 corresponds to the Unicode code point U+0313 (decimal 787), which is the COMBINING COMMA ABOVE diacritic. This illustrates how a numeric value written in hex can map to a specific character in Unicode, though this is a different context from the arithmetic reading.

Overall, 0×313 does not refer to a widely recognized entity; its interpretation is determined by whether it is viewed as a math expression, a mistaken or stylized hex representation, or a potential reference to a Unicode code point.