0x0E44

0x0E44 is a hexadecimal literal used in programming and computing to denote the unsigned integer value 3652. The 0x prefix is the conventional indicator for hexadecimal notation in many languages such as C, C++, Java, JavaScript, and Python. Leading zeros generally do not affect the value, so 0x0E44 equals 0xE44, which is 3652 in decimal.

In Unicode, 0x0E44 may refer to the code point U+0E44 in the Thai block. This code point corresponds to a Thai script character. The Thai block ranges from U+0E00 to U+0E7F and contains letters, digits, combining marks and diacritics used in the Thai language. The exact glyph displayed depends on the font and rendering system.

In software practice, hex literals like 0x0E44 are used to initialize variables, define bit masks, or set memory values. They also appear in data encoding and file formats that express numeric constants in hexadecimal, providing a compact representation that aligns with binary and bitwise operations.