0x14BB

0x14BB is a hexadecimal string that starts with the prefix 0x, a common notation in computing to indicate values written in base-16. The digits '14BB' are hex digits (1,4,B,B). In decimal, 0x14BB equals 5307.

In software development, such literals appear as constants, bitmasks, or identifiers in protocols and data formats. The precise meaning of 0x14BB depends on its context, such as the field it appears in, the endianness, and the surrounding schema.

In blockchain and smart-contract contexts, 0x-prefixed values are common for addresses and data payloads, but a four-digit value like 0x14BB by itself is not a standard address. It might appear as a short identifier, a code used in sample data, or part of a larger data value.

In catalogs, part numbers, or product docs, 0x14BB could be a model or reference code. Without context there is no single canonical meaning.

The 0x prefix originates from early programming languages like C to denote hexadecimal literals; many modern languages retain it for readability.