001f2

001f2 is a string used as an identifier or code in multiple technical contexts. It does not correspond to a single widely recognized entity; its meaning is determined by the system, dataset, or standard that employs it.

As a hexadecimal value, 001f2 can be read as 0x001F2, which equals 498 in decimal. In software development and digital electronics, such literals often represent constants, memory offsets, or address markers. Leading zeros are typically display or formatting choices and do not alter the underlying value.

As an identifier, 001f2 may label a record, item, or component within a database, inventory, file, or API. The exact semantics—what is identified, how IDs are generated, and how they relate to other codes—are defined by the respective application or data model.

In other contexts, 001f2 could appear as a model number, a part code, or a segment of a larger code. When encountering 001f2 in documentation, the surrounding glossary or schema should be consulted to interpret its intended meaning.

See also common hexadecimal endings such as 001f1 and 001f3, and general references to hex identifiers in computing.