U006D

U006D is an informal reference to the Unicode code point U+006D, which encodes the Latin small letter m. In Unicode, U+006D has the character name LATIN SMALL LETTER M and is categorized as Ll (Letter, lowercase). It belongs to the Latin script, and its uppercase counterpart is U+004D LATIN CAPITAL LETTER M. The code point has no diacritics or combining marks.

Encoding details for U+006D show its relation to common character sets. In ASCII, the lowercase letter m has decimal value 109. In UTF-8, U+006D is encoded as a single byte 0x6D. In UTF-16, it is represented as the 16-bit unit 0x006D. HTML and XML can reference it with numeric character references such as m or m.

Usage and context for U+006D reflect its role as a basic Latin script character. It appears in ordinary text across languages that use the Latin alphabet, and it is routinely used in programming, data processing, and as a generic example character in documentation. The distinction between U+006D and its uppercase form is a standard part of case mapping in software internationalization.

Notes: The standard notation is U+006D; variants like U006D without the plus sign are sometimes encountered in informal documents or certain tooling, but they refer to the same code point. See also Unicode, ASCII, and Latin letters for related concepts.