What does a 24th note look like?

A 24th note, also known as a "hundred twenty-eighth note," is a musical note that is half the duration of a 16th note. It is represented by a filled-in oval note head with a stem and three flags or beams attached to the stem. In standard notation, it appears similar to a 16th note but has an additional flag, indicating its shorter duration. This note is typically used in fast passages of music where rapid note values are needed.