X
24rt letter o the Laitin alphabet From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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X (named ex /ˈɛks/, plural exes[1]) is the twinty-fowert letter in the ISO basic Latin alphabet. In Roman numerals, it represents 10.
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Relatit letters an ither similar characters
- Χ χ : Greek letter Chi
- א : Hebrew letter Aleph
- Х х : Cyrillic letter Kha
- ᚷ : Gyfu, a letter in the Anglo-Saxon futhorc runic alphabet uised in pre-Norman Breetain.
- 乂 : a Cheenese character, pronoonced [i] (heich fawin tone), "yì" in pinyin
- ㄨ : a letter representin [u] or [w] in Mandarin Phonetic Seembols
- メ : Me, a Japanese katakana character
- × : Multiplication sign
- Ⓧ : a seembol uised in Japan for resale price maintenance
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Computin codes
- 1 An aa for encodins based on ASCII, includin the DOS, Windows, ISO-8859 an Macintosh faimilies o encodins.
In the C programmin leid, 'x' precedit bi zero (0x or 0X) is uised tae denote hexadecimal leeteral values.
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Ither representations
NATO phonetic | Morse code |
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Seegnal banner | Banner semaphore | American manual alphabet (ASL fingerspellin) | Braille dots-1346 |
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