0x146A

0x146A is a hexadecimal value that appears in various technical contexts. The prefix 0x signals that the following digits are in base-16, a common notation in computing and digital systems. The numeric value of 0x146A is 5226 in decimal, and in binary it can be represented as 0001 0100 0110 1010.

In programming, 0x146A may serve as a numeric constant used for indexing, configuration, or bitwise operations. It can also appear as part of memory addresses or register identifiers in low-level code, firmware, or hardware interfaces. Because hexadecimal notation is compact and aligns with byte boundaries, such values frequently appear in technical specifications, debug output, and example code.

In Unicode terminology, code points are often written as U+146A. The hexadecimal form 0x146A corresponds to that code point when expressed in hexadecimal, though the actual character rendered depends on the font and rendering system. It represents a specific position in the Unicode repertoire, not an intrinsic meaning by itself.

In broader contexts, short hex values like 0x146A are used as identifiers, flags, or field values within larger data structures, protocols, or configuration files. Their interpretation is fully context-dependent; without surrounding documentation, 0x146A conveys only its numeric value.

See also: hexadecimal notation, base-16 numbering, computer memory addresses, Unicode code points.