0x14A

0x14A is a hexadecimal notation that can denote different things depending on context. In most cases it represents the integer value 330 in decimal.

In programming languages that use a 0x prefix for hex literals (such as C, C++, JavaScript, or Python), 0x14A denotes the integer 330. In code, this value is used in calculations, bitwise operations, and as a numeric constant.

Unicode interpretation: If treated as a Unicode scalar, 0x14A corresponds to the code point U+014A, LATIN CAPITAL LETTER ENG (Ŋ). The lowercase form is U+014B (ŋ). This interpretation depends on the encoding and the intended use of the value.

Other contexts: In hardware and software documentation, 0x prefixes are often used to denote memory addresses, offsets, or register values. As a standalone prefix, 0x14A is rarely meaningful outside of a larger address or data structure, but it can appear as part of a longer hexadecimal value in source code, specifications, or data dumps.

See also: hexadecimal notation, 0x prefix, Unicode code points, U+014A.