0x17E7

0x17E7 is a hexadecimal number. In many programming languages, the prefix 0x denotes a base-16 literal; 0x17E7 equals decimal 6119.

In Unicode terms, 0x17E7 can be read as the code point U+17E7 within the Khmer block. Its official name is KHMER DIGIT SEVEN, part of the set of Khmer digits used in the Cambodian language. The Khmer digits range from U+17E0 (ZERO) to U+17E9 (NINE), with U+17E7 representing the digit seven.

In practical use, 0x17E7 may appear as a numeric constant, a memory address, or a data identifier in source code. The glyph that renders from this code point depends on the font and encoding in use; in Unicode, the code point represents a Khmer digit rather than a Latin numeral. As a hex literal, its value remains the same across contexts, even though its interpretation can differ (numeric value, Unicode symbol, or both) depending on the surrounding system.

Notes: when interpreting 0x17E7, distinguish between its role as a hex literal in code (value 6119 in decimal) and its potential Unicode interpretation as U+17E7 (KHMER DIGIT SEVEN) in text encoded with Unicode. The two usages can overlap in data streams that mix code points and numeric values.

See also: HEXADECIMAL NOTATION, Unicode, Khmer script, KHMER DIGIT SEVEN.