0x0D61

0x0D61 is a hexadecimal literal used in computing to represent the decimal number 3425. The 0x prefix is standard in many programming languages, such as C, C++, Java, JavaScript, and Python, to indicate hexadecimal notation. As a constant, 0x0D61 can appear in source code to initialize variables, define bit masks, or serve as an offset or identifier within data structures.

In binary, 0x0D61 corresponds to 0000 1101 0110 0001 (a 16-bit value). The exact interpretation of this bit pattern depends on the context in which it is used—whether as a numeric value, a portion of a larger data encoding, or a register/offset in a hardware or software interface.

In Unicode, the code point U+0D61 is associated with a character in the Malayalam script, which is used for writing the Malayalam language of India. The glyph rendered for U+0D61 depends on the font and rendering system, and the character’s name is defined in the Unicode standard’s Malayalam block (U+0D00 to U+0D7F).

Overall, 0x0D61 does not denote a single, universally notable entity; rather, it is primarily recognized as a hexadecimal representation for the value 3425 and, separately, as a potential Unicode code point within the Malayalam script. Its meaning is determined entirely by the specific symbolic or data context in which it appears.