0x0D95

0x0D95 is a hexadecimal literal commonly encountered in computing. In decimal terms, it represents the number 3477. The 0x prefix denotes hexadecimal notation, with four hex digits in this case (leading zeros may be added).

In software source code, such literals are used to specify constants, bit masks, memory addresses, color components, or configuration flags. The meaning of 0x0D95 is context dependent; without additional information, it denotes only the numeric value 3477 in base-10.

When interpreted as a Unicode code point written as U+0D95, the value lies in the Unicode range U+0D00 to U+0D7F, which corresponds to a block used for the Malayalam script. Thus, U+0D95 designates a Malayalam character, though the exact glyph and name depend on the character database and font in use.

Additionally, there is a distinction between 0x0D95 as a hexadecimal literal and U+0D95 as a Unicode code point. They represent different concepts despite sharing the same hex digits. Related topics include hexadecimal notation, numeric base conversion, and the Malayalam script in Unicode.