0x15E5

0x15E5 is a hexadecimal literal commonly encountered in computer programming and digital systems. When treated as an unsigned integer, it has the decimal value 5605. In binary, it is represented as 0001 0101 1110 0101, and in hexadecimal as the compact form 0x15E5. In memory, the 16-bit value can be stored in big-endian order as 0x15 0xE5 or in little-endian order as 0xE5 0x15.

In Unicode terms, the notation 0x15E5 can be interpreted as the code point U+15E5. This falls within the Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics block, where it denotes a specific character used in some Indigenous languages. The actual glyph and pronunciation vary by language and font.

Beyond simple literals, 0x15E5 can appear in various contexts such as bit masks, hardware register addresses, or offsets in binary data. In color representations using 16-bit RGB formats (such as RGB565), the value 0x15E5 encodes color data with a 5-bit red component, a 6-bit green component, and a 5-bit blue component.

Overall, 0x15E5 is not a standardized identifier with a fixed universal meaning; its interpretation depends on the context, including language syntax, data format, and surrounding code or data.