0x163A

0x163A is a hexadecimal numeric literal commonly used in computing to denote a specific unsigned integer. The prefix 0x indicates that the digits following it are interpreted as hexadecimal.

As a value, 0x163A equals 5690 in decimal. In binary, it is 0001 0110 0011 1010. Such small hex literals frequently appear as constants in source code, as memory offsets or offsets in data structures, or as part of bitfield specifications in low-level programming and hardware interfacing.

In broader contexts, 0x163A can also be encountered as part of identifiers or symbolic names that include hex digits, especially in tooling, configuration files, or documentation. When interpreted as a Unicode code point, the notation U+163A would designate a single character in the Unicode standard, although the exact glyph and script depend on font support and rendering.

Overall, 0x163A is primarily a compact representation of the integer 5690 and is understood within the hexadecimal numeral system common to software development, digital electronics, and related fields. Its meaning is context-dependent and generally defined by how the surrounding code or specification uses that value.