0x0E48

0x0E48 is a hexadecimal numeral. In decimal, it equals 3,656. Hexadecimal notation uses the 0x prefix in many programming languages to denote base-16 values, and 0x0E48 can appear in source code, data representations, memory addressing, or debugging output as a compact way to express a numeric value.

In the context of Unicode, the same numerical value can be associated with a code point designation. The hex value 0x0E48 maps to the Unicode code point U+0E48, which lies within the Thai script block (range U+0E00 to U+0E7F). Code points in this block are used to encode Thai characters and related signs. The exact glyph rendered at U+0E48 depends on the font and rendering system being used; the code point identifies a specific position in the Thai Unicode block rather than a universally fixed appearance.

Because 0x0E48 is a generic hex value, its significance is context-dependent. It may appear in programming, data encoding, or discussions of Unicode where the hex form corresponds to a particular code point. Without additional context, 0x0E48 denotes a numeric literal in base-16 rather than a standalone symbol or character.

See also: Hexadecimal, Unicode, Thai script, UTF-16/UTF-8 encodings.