0x11FA

0x11FA is a hexadecimal notation commonly used in computing to represent a specific unsigned integer. In base-16, the prefix 0x indicates that the digits that follow are hexadecimal, so 0x11FA corresponds to the decimal value 4602.

In the context of Unicode, the code point U+11FA uses the same hexadecimal value. U+11FA falls within the range designated for Hangul Jamo, the set of letters used to construct Korean syllables. This means 0x11FA represents a particular Hangul Jamo character. The exact glyph and its usage depend on the font and the rendering system, since some fonts may not cover all Hangul Jamo characters.

Common uses of a value like 0x11FA in software include serving as a numeric constant in source code, a component of memory addresses or bitwise masks, or as part of offset calculations. When interpreted as data, programmers must consider factors such as endianness and the type width (e.g., 16-bit vs. 32-bit representations) to determine how the value is stored or transmitted.

In summary, 0x11FA denotes the hexadecimal number 0x11FA (decimal 4602) and, in Unicode, corresponds to the code point U+11FA in the Hangul Jamo block, reflecting its role as a character actor in Korean script as rendered by capable fonts.