0x10E3

0x10E3 is a hexadecimal (base-16) value commonly encountered in computing, particularly in the context of error codes, memory addresses, and system interactions. In hexadecimal notation, "0x" prefixes the value, indicating its base-16 representation. The number 10E3 in hexadecimal translates to 43587 in decimal (base-10), as calculated by (1 × 16³) + (0 × 16²) + (14 × 16¹) + (3 × 16⁰).

This value appears in various technical contexts, including error handling and debugging. For example, in some operating systems or firmware, 0x10E3 may represent a specific error code or status flag, though its exact meaning depends on the system or application. In low-level programming, such as writing device drivers or firmware, hexadecimal values like 0x10E3 are often used to reference memory addresses, registers, or control codes.

In the realm of cryptography and blockchain technology, hexadecimal values like 0x10E3 are frequently used to represent transaction data, addresses, or other binary information in a human-readable format. For instance, in Ethereum, transactions and smart contract interactions are often displayed or referenced using hexadecimal notation.

While 0x10E3 itself does not have a universally standardized meaning across all systems, its usage highlights the importance of hexadecimal notation in bridging the gap between human-readable formats and machine-executable binary data. Developers and engineers rely on such representations to interpret and manipulate low-level system operations accurately.