x26E3

x26E3 is the hexadecimal representation often used to refer to the Unicode code point U+26E3. In many programming and text-processing contexts, hex values are written with a 0x prefix, while in plain text references the form x26E3 may be encountered. In Unicode notation, the code point is written as U+26E3.

U+26E3 sits within the Miscellaneous Symbols block, which covers the range U+2600 to U+26FF. The exact glyph rendered for U+26E3 depends on the font and rendering system in use; as a result, appearances can vary across platforms and applications. The Unicode standard provides an official name and description for each assigned code point, but the visible symbol is font-dependent.

In practical terms, code points like U+26E3 appear in a variety of contexts, including software localization, iconography in fonts (icon fonts and pictographic sets), and digital documents. They may be used in user interfaces, technical diagrams, or data interchange formats where a symbolic representation is required without relying on language-specific characters.

The historical and technical details of U+26E3 are documented in the Unicode character database, which records information such as the code point’s name, properties, and any related compatibility or normalization data. Updates to the Unicode standard may adjust names or add new related symbols, but the code point itself remains a stable identifier for that particular symbol entry.

See also: Unicode, Unicode code point, Miscellaneous Symbols, U+26E3.