0x001D28

0x001D28 is a hexadecimal numeric literal used in computing. The prefix 0x indicates hexadecimal notation; the digits 001D28 represent the value 7464 in decimal. Leading zeros do not change the value, so 0x001D28 is equal to 0x1D28 and 7464.

In computing, 0x001D28 can appear as a numeric constant in programming languages such as C, C++, Java, and JavaScript. It can represent an offset, an address, or a bit mask in low-level code. Its interpretation depends on the architecture and context, and typically requires accompanying documentation to clarify its meaning in a given project or system.

Color representation: When interpreted as a color hex code, the value can be written as #001D28. This corresponds to RGB values of (0, 29, 40), yielding a very dark blue-green color often described as a deep teal.

Networking context: In MAC addressing, the first three octets of a MAC address are commonly written in hex and may appear as prefixes like 00:1D:28. Such prefixes are assigned by the IEEE to hardware manufacturers, and the exact company associated with a given prefix is listed in the IEEE OUI registry. The 0x001D28 representation is simply another way of encoding the same hexadecimal sequence.

Summary: 0x001D28 is a hexadecimal literal with a decimal value of 7464, used in programming as a numeric constant, and it also corresponds to a color code when interpreted as a web color. It may also appear as part of MAC address prefixes in networking, depending on context. See also: hexadecimal notation, color codes, MAC addresses.