0x04D2
0x04D2 is a hexadecimal numeral commonly used in computing to denote the decimal value 1234. In languages that use the 0x prefix (such as C, C++, Java, and JavaScript), 0x04D2 is parsed as a 16-bit integer in many contexts, with the leading zeros ensuring a fixed width representation. The value is often encountered in examples, bit masks, offsets, or low-level data processing where explicit hex notation is preferred for readability or alignment with binary data.
In Unicode, the code point U+04D2 lies in the Cyrillic block and is encoded as a single
In data representation, 0x04D2 can appear in hex dumps, memory addresses, protocol fields, or binary formats
Overall, 0x04D2 serves as a concrete example of hexadecimal notation, bridging numeric literals and their encoded