10646

10646 is a natural number that sits between 10645 and 10647. In arithmetic terms it is even and factors as 2 × 5323, with 5323 being a prime number.

In Unicode and related character-encoding contexts, the decimal value 10646 corresponds to the code point U+2996. This code point is allocated to a single character and is used within the broader UCS and Unicode encoding space. The assignment of this code point illustrates how decimal values map to specific characters in Unicode.

ISO/IEC 10646 is the international standard known as the Universal Coded Character Set. It provides a framework for assigning code points to characters and serves as the international basis for the encoding space that Unicode maps into. The two standards have been harmonized for practical use, allowing interoperable references in many software contexts.

In practice, U+2996 is among the many symbols defined by Unicode and can be represented in common encodings such as UTF-8 and UTF-16. Beyond encoding, 10646 also appears as a plain decimal number in mathematics, computing identifiers, and cataloging systems.