0x01B3

0x01B3 is a hexadecimal numeric literal that represents the decimal value 435. In many programming languages, the prefix 0x denotes a hexadecimal number, so 0x01B3 is used to specify this value directly in source code. In binary, 0x01B3 equates to 00000001 10110011, which makes the value straightforward to manipulate in bitwise operations or as a memory-sized constant. Depending on the language and context, 0x01B3 may be interpreted as an unsigned or signed integer, and its width (for example 8, 16, or 32 bits) affects its representation and range.

In Unicode, the sequence U+01B3 corresponds to a code point in the Latin Extended-B block. The exact glyph associated with U+01B3 depends on the font and rendering system, and it is not a common character in everyday text. Characters in this block are primarily used in specialized orthographies, linguistic transcription, or scholarly materials, rather than in standard Latin-script writing.

Outside of programming and text encoding, 0x01B3 may appear in low-level contexts such as hardware register values, protocol field definitions, or configuration data where precise numeric constants are required. Its interpretation is highly context-dependent, determined by the surrounding code, data structures, and the systems in which it is used.