0x0D63

0x0D63 is a hexadecimal numeral commonly encountered in computing and digital systems. In many programming languages and data formats, the prefix 0x denotes a base-16 representation of a number, with digits 0–9 and letters A–F.

The decimal value of 0x0D63 is 3427. In binary, it can be represented as 0000 1101 0110 0011. This kind of value may appear in code as a constant, a flag, an identifier, or as part of a data field in a binary protocol or memory layout.

In Unicode, the code point U+0D63 resides in the Malayalam block, which spans from U+0D00 to U+0D7F. This means 0x0D63 corresponds to the Unicode code point used for a single Malayalam character in text processing and rendering systems. Characters in this block are used for written Malayalam, an Indic script used in the Indian state of Kerala and surrounding regions.

In practical terms, 0x0D63 may appear as a 16-bit value in various contexts, such as memory dumps, device registers, or protocol specifications. Endianness affects how the value is serialized: in big-endian form it appears as 0x0D63, while in little-endian form it would be stored as 0x63 0x0D. As with many hexadecimal literals, its meaning depends on the surrounding application, whether as a numeric constant, an encoded field, or a code point in text.