0x0015A3

0x0015A3 is a hexadecimal literal commonly used in computing to denote a numeric value or an identifier. As a numeric value, it equals 5539 in decimal. The prefix 0x indicates hexadecimal, and the leading zeros simply fix the width; in a 32-bit representation it might appear as 0x000015A3.

Possible interpretations include memory addresses and color codes. If interpreted as a 24-bit color, #0015A3 yields RGB(0,21,163). In programming languages such as C, it can be used to initialize constants, for example: unsigned int x = 0x0015A3. In other contexts, it is simply an identifier or a literal value, dependent on the surrounding code or data format.

Because it is not unique by itself, more context is needed to determine its precise meaning. In software development, such a hex literal may represent a memory offset, a register value, a configuration parameter, or a data token, depending on the architecture, language, and application. For users encountering 0x0015A3, identifying the file, protocol, or interface in which it appears is essential to interpret its role correctly. See also hexadecimal notation, memory addressing, and color representations for related concepts.