0x11E8

0x11E8 is a hexadecimal literal often encountered in programming and digital systems. The prefix 0x signals that the characters that follow are a base-16 number rather than decimal.

Numerical value: 0x11E8 equals 4584 in decimal. Its binary form is 0001 0001 1110 1000 (16 bits).

Common uses: As a constant, 0x11E8 represents an integer value stored in memory, often used for bitmasks, offsets, or addresses in low-level code. In languages with C-style syntax, it is an integer literal used in expressions and assignments; in many languages it evaluates to the integer 4584.

Unicode reference: Some discussions refer to U+11E8 as a Unicode code point; the meaning depends on the Unicode block and font, and is separate from the numeric value 4584 unless you treat the code point as the same hexadecimal value.

See also: Hexadecimal, 0x prefix, Unicode code point notation U+.