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
In software practice, hex literals like 0x0E44 are used to initialize variables, define bit masks, or set