0F11

0F11 is a sequence that can function as a hexadecimal numeral, a Unicode code point, or as a generic identifier in various technical contexts. In hexadecimal notation, 0F11 represents the base-16 value comprised of digits 0, F, 1, and 1. Interpreted as a hexadecimal number, its decimal value is 3857. Depending on the programming language or formatting rules, hex literals may be written with a prefix such as 0x0F11 or simply 0F11 in fixed-width representations.

In Unicode, the code point U+0F11 lies in the Tibetan block (U+0F00 to U+0FFF). This code point encodes a Tibetan character; the exact character is defined by the Unicode standard and can be rendered in fonts that include Tibetan script.

Within software and digital systems, 0F11 may appear as a memory address, a register value, a port or protocol field, or a product or model designation. In each case, its meaning is defined by the surrounding specification or architecture.

Because 0F11 can be interpreted differently across domains, it is treated as an ambiguous identifier unless the context specifies whether it is a numeral in base-16, a Unicode code point, or an internal code used by a particular system.