0x0071

0x0071 is a hexadecimal integer literal commonly used in software development and hardware documentation. The value represented by this literal is 113 in decimal, since 0x71 equals 7×16 + 1 = 112 + 1.

In Unicode and ASCII contexts, the code point U+0071 represents the Latin small letter q. In ASCII, the character with code 113 is the lowercase q. In UTF-8, U+0071 encodes to the single byte 0x71.

In many programming languages, 0x0071 denotes the numeric value 113. For example, in C or Java, int x = 0x0071; yields 113. The same byte 0x71 corresponds to the ASCII character 'q', linking the numeric and character interpretations of the value.

On systems that store 0x0071 as a 16-bit word, the byte order depends on endianness: little-endian systems store the bytes 71 00, while big-endian systems store 00 71. This affects how the value appears in memory but not its numeric value or its representation as U+0071 in Unicode.