0x0000045E

0x0000045E is a hexadecimal numeric literal used in computing to represent the decimal value 1118. The 0x prefix indicates hexadecimal notation, and the value is often stored or transmitted as a 32-bit quantity, resulting in the full 32-bit representation 0x0000045E. In binary this is 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0100 0101 1110.

Decimal value is 1118; low-level contexts include as a memory address offset, a bitmask fragment, or a numeric flag value. The exact meaning depends on the system or protocol, and there is no universal standard mapping to a particular command or error code for this specific constant.

Endianness notes: In little-endian memory layouts, 0x0000045E is stored as bytes 5E 04 00 00; in big-endian it is stored as 00 00 04 5E.

As with any hexadecimal constant, the significance of 0x0000045E is determined entirely by its context—whether as a numeric value, an offset, a flag, or part of a larger data structure.