0x11A4

0x11A4 is a hexadecimal numeral commonly encountered in computing and digital systems. The prefix 0x signals hexadecimal notation in many programming languages, so 0x11A4 represents the decimal number 4516. Hex literals like this are used for specifying bit patterns, masks, color components, or offsets in low-level code, configuration files, or networking data.

In source code, 0x11A4 can serve as a constant value in algorithms or as part of an identifier. Because hexadecimal is compact for representing binary data, such literals frequently appear in debugging outputs, memory dumps, and firmware.

In Unicode and text encoding, hexadecimal numbers are used to reference code points; 0x11A4 would correspond to the Unicode code point U+11A4. The actual character depends on the font and rendering environment.

In blockchain and smart contracts, the 0x prefix also denotes hexadecimal values; addresses in Ethereum, for example, are 20-byte values written as 40 hex digits following 0x. A standalone 0x11A4 would not be a complete address, but it could form part of a larger identifier or data payload in a protocol-specific context.

Decimal: 4516. Binary and other representations are derivable, and 0x11A4 serves as a compact reference to the underlying data. See also hex notation, Unicode code points, Ethereum address notation.