0x0B25

0x0B25 is a hexadecimal numeral commonly encountered in software development. The prefix 0x signals that the following digits are in base 16. The value equals 2853 in decimal (0×16^3 + 11×16^2 + 2×16 + 5). In binary it can be represented as 0000 1011 0010 0101. This form is supported in many programming languages, including C, C++, Java, JavaScript, and Python, where 0x0B25 is parsed as an unsigned integer literal.

In practice, 0x0B25 may appear as a constant used in arithmetic, bitwise operations, or masking. It can also serve as a small part of a larger hex value in hardware-related code, color-related data, or protocol fields. The exact interpretation of 0x0B25 depends on the surrounding code or data format, so its meaning is context-specific rather than universal.

Beyond source code, the 0x prefix is widely used to denote hexadecimal data in configuration files, data dumps, network protocols, and various development tools. While 0x0B25 follows this common convention, it does not denote a widely standardized identifier on its own; its significance is defined by the system or application in which it appears. In summary, 0x0B25 is primarily a hex representation of the integer 2853, whose practical meaning arises from its usage context.