0x163C

0x163C is a hexadecimal numeral, a common form for representing numbers in programming and digital systems. The prefix 0x signals that the following digits are in base 16. Interpreted as a decimal integer, 0x163C equals 5692.

In source code, 0x163C can represent an integer constant used in calculations, bitmasks, or as part of a larger data pattern. Depending on the language and context, it may be treated as signed or unsigned, and its interpretation can change with the surrounding types and operations. When used as an address, it may refer to a specific location in a particular memory space, but such usage is highly platform- and language-dependent.

In Unicode, 0x163C corresponds to the code point U+163C, which lies in the Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics block. As a code point, it represents a single character used in writing systems for Indigenous Canadian languages. The actual glyph that U+163C renders depends on the font and rendering software in use.

Summary: 0x163C denotes the hexadecimal value 5692 and can have several contextual meanings, including a numeric constant in programming or a Unicode code point, among other interpretations determined by the specific computing environment.