0x0B94

0x0B94 is a hexadecimal string commonly used in computing to denote a numeric value or as part of identifiers that utilize hexadecimal notation. The prefix 0x signals that the digits following are in base-16. The value 0x0B94 equals 2964 in decimal.

In programming, such literals appear in source code, configuration data, and binary encodings. They may represent an integer constant, a bit mask, a memory offset, or a short data token in serialized formats. In some contexts, 0x0B94 might be part of a larger hex string that encodes more information, such as a hash, an address, or an instruction sequence.

Within blockchain ecosystems that use hexadecimal addresses, 0x-prefixed values are common. However, a fully qualified address would consist of 40 hexadecimal characters after 0x. Therefore, 0x0B94 on its own is not a complete address, but it could be the leading segment of an address shown in truncated form in user interfaces.

Given its brevity, 0x0B94 is more often encountered as a value in code or data rather than as a standalone identifier of a project or contract. It illustrates the broader use of hexadecimal notation in computing.

See also: Hexadecimal notation, 0x prefix, Decimal.