0x1121394

0x1121394 is a hexadecimal literal commonly encountered in computing. The prefix 0x denotes base-16 notation, so the string represents the unsigned integer 17,961,876 in decimal. Hex literals like this are frequently used in source code, debugging output, and data representations to refer to a specific numeric value or identifier without ambiguity about the base.

Because it is short, 0x1121394 is typically not used as a fixed-length address in modern protocols. It can serve as a small numeric identifier in a database, a sample value in documentation, or a fragment of a larger hash or address. There is no widely known standard or famous entity associated with this exact sequence.

In blockchain contexts, addresses and transaction hashes are generally much longer; 0x1121394 would be too short to function as a full address, though it might appear as a segment in an interface.

The 0x prefix originates from programming languages such as C and is widely used in many environments to indicate hexadecimal values. When converting between bases, care must be taken to interpret the leading zeros and fixed width if relevant.

See also: hexadecimal, numeric literal, memory address, hash.