0x01F34

0x01F34 is a hexadecimal integer literal used in computing and programming. In decimal, the value is 7988. The prefix 0x signals hexadecimal notation in many languages, including C, C++, Java, JavaScript, and Python. Leading zeros are allowed for alignment, so 0x01F34 and 0x1F34 denote the same numeric value. Each hexadecimal digit represents four bits, making hex convenient for describing binary patterns and bitwise operations.

Hex literals are commonly employed to specify memory addresses, bit masks, color components in low-level graphics, and other constants where a compact binary representation is advantageous. Because 0x01F34 is just an integer, it can participate in arithmetic and bitwise expressions in the same way as any other unsigned value. For example, 0x01F34 + 0x0001 equals 0x01F35.

In Unicode terminology, 0x01F34 corresponds to the code point U+01F34, which lies in the Greek Extended block (U+01F00–U+01FFF). The actual glyph shown depends on font and rendering system, but it represents a single Unicode character.

Notes: the value is well within 16-bit unsigned integer range, requiring only 14 bits for representation.