0x028E
0x028E is a hexadecimal literal commonly seen in programming and digital notation. The prefix 0x signals base-16 notation, a convention originating in early programming languages and now widespread in software development. The value 0x028E equals the decimal number 654 and, in a 16-bit binary form, is 00000010 10001110.
In software contexts, 0x028E can appear as a numeric constant, a memory offset, or part of a
Separately, there is a Unicode code point that looks similar: U+028E denotes the Latin small letter turned
See also: the 0x prefix for hexadecimal literals, and the Unicode code point U+028E for the character