0x15C3

0x15C3 is a hexadecimal numeral. In base-16 notation, the prefix 0x identifies a hex constant in many programming languages. The value 0x15C3 equals decimal 5571.

In computing contexts, such literals appear in source code, debugging output, and system logs. They may denote memory addresses, offsets within a data structure, instruction pointers, or bit flags, depending on the architecture and the conventions of the software or hardware involved.

As an isolated identifier, 0x15C3 has no universal meaning; its significance is defined by the system that uses it. Without additional context, it serves simply as a numeric token in hexadecimal form.

If extended to a standard 24-bit color code by padding to six hex digits, 0x0015C3 can be interpreted as an RGB color with components red 0x00, green 0x15, and blue 0xC3. This yields a dark blueish hue, illustrating how hex values can be repurposed across different domains.

There is no widely recognized historical event, specification, or widely used standard associated specifically with 0x15C3. Its relevance is context-dependent and typically limited to particular software systems, hardware platforms, or documentation where the value is defined.

See also: hexadecimal notation, memory address, color code, RGB hex values.