0x10E4

0x10E4 is a hexadecimal integer literal consisting of the digits 1, 0, E, and 4. In decimal, it equals 4324. Its binary representation is 0001 0000 1110 0100.

In many programming languages, the 0x prefix denotes hexadecimal notation, so 0x10E4 is parsed as the integer 4324. It can appear in source code as a constant, an address, a bit mask, or a numeric parameter within algorithms and data structures.

In low-level computing, hex literals are common for expressing memory addresses, register offsets, and hardware control words. 0x10E4 could serve as a 16-bit offset or mask value, depending on the architecture and context. The exact meaning of the value is determined by how and where it is used in a given system or protocol.

Unicode note: The hexadecimal value 0x10E4 corresponds to the Unicode code point U+10E4, which lies in the Georgian block. The glyph associated with this code point depends on the font and rendering system, not on the numeric value itself.

See also: related hexadecimal literals such as 0x10E3 and 0x10E5, general hex notation discussions, and topics on 16-bit value representations in computing.