0x0D46

0x0D46 is a hexadecimal numeric literal commonly used in computing. The prefix 0x indicates that the digits following are in base-16, rather than decimal. The digits 0D46 represent the value 3398 in decimal. Because the leading zero does not change the value, 0x0D46 and 0xD46 are equivalent.

In memory and data representation, 0x0D46 can be viewed as a 16-bit value. Its big-endian byte sequence is 0x0D followed by 0x46, while in little-endian order it would be stored as 0x46 0x0D. This kind of representation is common when encoding addresses, offsets, flags, or identifiers in low-level programming, hardware registers, and binary formats.

Unicode context: in the Unicode standard, the code point U+0D46 falls within the Malayalam script block, which is used for writing the Malayalam language. The exact appearance of the character depends on the font and rendering system, but it represents a single unit of the Malayalam script rather than a general-purpose numeric value. The hexadecimal form 0x0D46 is sometimes used in programming to refer to that code point via escape sequences (for example, in languages that support Unicode escapes).

Uses and interpretation: the meaning of 0x0D46 is context-dependent. It may appear as a numeric constant, a memory address or offset, a binary tag, or a code point reference in software dealing with text encoding. Without additional context, its interpretation remains a value in base-16 rather than a specific real-world object.

See also: hexadecimal notation, Unicode code points, U+0D46, Malayalam script.