0x1113

0x1113 is a hexadecimal numeral prefixed with 0x, used in many programming languages to denote a base-16 integer. The value 0x1113 equals decimal 4371 and binary 0001000100010011.

In software development, 0x1113 can be used as a constant, bitmask, address offset, or identifier. It may appear in source code, firmware, device registers, or protocol fields. Its exact meaning depends on the surrounding context and the system in which it is employed.

Examples of usage include: in C, unsigned int x = 0x1113; in Python, x = 0x1113; in Java, int x = 0x1113; these illustrate how hexadecimal literals are written and interpreted as integer values by different languages.

As a standalone literal, 0x1113 does not point to a widely recognized standard, product, or document unless a specific context assigns it. It is one of many hexadecimal constants used across software and hardware to express numerical values succinctly and to enable precise bit-level operations.