0x1604

0x1604 is a hexadecimal numeric literal used in computing and programming. The prefix 0x signals hexadecimal notation, so the digits 1, 6, 0, 4 represent the decimal value 5636. In binary this corresponds to 0001 0110 0000 0100 in a 16-bit view. Hex literals like 0x1604 are commonly used to initialize constants, specify memory addresses, or encode data words in source code and firmware.

Because hexadecimal numbers have no intrinsic meaning on their own, the significance of 0x1604 depends entirely on the context in which it appears. In software, it can denote any of several things: a numeric constant used in calculations, a flag or field value in a protocol, or a fragment of a larger value within a data structure. In hardware and firmware, it may appear in memory dumps or as part of instruction encoding.

In blockchain and crypto literature, addresses are typically 20-byte (40-hex-digit) values prefixed by 0x; standalone 0x1604 would not constitute a valid address. Similarly, color codes in common formats require longer hexadecimal specifications (such as six digits for RGB). There is no widely recognized definition or entity associated with the label 0x1604; its interpretation is entirely context dependent. If you encounter 0x1604, consult the relevant documentation or source code to determine its intended meaning.