0x13D

0x13D is a hexadecimal notation that represents the decimal value 317. The prefix 0x indicates base-16, and the digits 1, 3, and D (where D equals 13) compose the value. The meaning of 0x13D depends on context.

As a numeric literal in programming languages that support hex constants (for example C, C++, JavaScript, Python), 0x13D is used to denote the integer 317. It may participate in arithmetic, bitwise operations, or serve as an offset, flag, or constant in code.

In data formats and computing protocols, 0x13D can appear as an identifier, a register or memory offset, a protocol parameter, or similar constant. Its exact interpretation is dictated by the relevant specification.

In blockchain and crypto contexts, the 0x prefix is commonly used to denote hexadecimal data units, including addresses and hashes. However, 0x13D by itself is not a standard address or hash in typical networks, which usually require longer, fixed-length values.

References to 0x13D are typically context-specific. The term has no single universally recognized meaning beyond its role as a hex-encoded numeric literal.