0x13A7

0x13A7 is a hexadecimal numeral commonly used to represent the integer value 5031 in base ten. In binary it is 1001110100111 (or 0001001110100111 in 16-bit form), and in octal it is 0o11647. The two-byte representation splits into a high byte 0x13 and a low byte 0xA7.

As an integer, 5031 is an odd composite number with prime factorization 3^2 × 13 × 43. Its remainder modulo 16 is 7, and its least significant byte equals 0xA7.

In computing contexts, 0x13A7 can denote a memory address, a constant in source code, or part of a binary data sequence. When interpreted as a Unicode code point (U+13A7), it falls within the Cherokee block (U+13A0–U+13FF) and corresponds to a Cherokee syllabary character used in the writing system of the Cherokee language.

Hexadecimal notation like 0x13A7 is widely used for compact representation of binary data, low-level programming, debugging, and specifying bit patterns in networking and hardware documentation. Its interpretation depends on context: numeric value, character encoding, address space, or protocol-specific identifier.