x246A

x246A refers to a hexadecimal code that represents Unicode code point U+246A. In Unicode, U+246A is the circled number eleven (⑪), part of the Enclosed Alphanumerics block used for numerals within circles.

The character's official name is CIRCLED NUMBER ELEVEN. It is categorized as a symbol (So) and is commonly rendered as a circle containing the numeral eleven. In UTF-8, U+246A encodes as the three-byte sequence E2 91 AA. Its decimal value is 9322. In HTML, it can be produced with the numeric character references ⑪ (hex) or ⑪ (decimal). In CSS, it can be included with the escape sequence \246A.

Usage and display considerations: x246A, via U+246A, is often used as a decorative or functional list marker, label, or enumerated item indicator in documents and user interfaces. Rendering depends on font support; some fonts may not include the glyph, causing fallback rendering or a missing glyph placeholder. Screen readers typically announce it as “circled eleven,” which may affect accessibility depending on context.

Context: The circled numbers range from U+2460 to U+246F (and continuing in adjacent ranges), providing 11 distinctive circled numerals within digital text. While primarily a typographic symbol, it can be employed in charts, diagrams, or forms where compact, visually distinct numbering is desirable.