0x054A

0x054A is a hexadecimal integer literal commonly encountered in programming and data representation. The literal denotes the base-16 value 054A, which equals decimal 1354. In source code, 0x prefixes indicate hex numbers in languages such as C, C++, Java, JavaScript, and Python. Hex literals are frequently used for bitwise operations, color values, memory addresses, or compact numeric constants.

In the realm of character encoding, 0x054A corresponds to the Unicode code point U+054A. This lies in the Armenian block (U+0530 to U+058F) of the Unicode standard and encodes a single Armenian character. The exact appearance of the character depends on the font and rendering system. In UTF-8, U+054A is encoded using two bytes; in UTF-16, it is represented by a single 16-bit unit.

Context determines the meaning of 0x054A. As a plain number, it represents the integer 1354; in a text encoding context, it maps to a specific character; in a graphics or system context, it could designate an identifier, an offset, or a color component, among other roles. There is no inherent semantic meaning to 0x054A outside of its application, and any interpretation should be inferred from documentation or surrounding data.