0x1133

0x1133 is a hexadecimal numeral prefixed with 0x, a common convention in computer programming to denote a numeric literal in base 16. The value of 0x1133 in decimal is 4403.

Because it is a generic constant, 0x1133 can appear in many contexts. In source code, it may represent a bit pattern, an offset, a memory address, an opcode, or an identifier, depending on the surrounding software or hardware specification. Its meaning is defined by context rather than the notation itself.

Hex literals are widely used in computing because hexadecimal neatly maps to binary; each hex digit corresponds to four bits. For 0x1133, the binary representation is 0001 0001 0011 0011.

In documentation or examples, 0x1133 is often used as an arbitrary constant rather than to reference a particular standard or specification. There is no universal standard meaning attached to this exact value.

See also: hexadecimal notation, hex literals, binary, memory addresses, opcodes.