0x19C2EC0

0x19C2EC0 is a hexadecimal string prefixed with 0x, used as an identifier or data value in computing contexts. It consists of seven hexadecimal digits after 0x, representing 28 bits of information.

In software development, such strings often serve as compact identifiers, truncations of larger hashes, short addresses in private ledgers, or resource identifiers in APIs. In blockchain ecosystems, 0x-prefixed values commonly denote hex-encoded data or addresses, though standard addresses are longer; thus 0x19C2EC0 would usually be insufficient to uniquely identify an account or contract on mainstream networks, but could function as a short key or a token shorthand within a private chain or application.

Parsing and interpretation: Being hexadecimal, digits 0-9 and letters A-F (case-insensitive) are valid. The value could be part of a composite id when zero-padded or concatenated with other data. It could also be a truncated hash fragment used in display or indexing.

Practical guidance: To determine what 0x19C2EC0 denotes in a given system, examine documentation, check the data type and field length, or review where the value appears (logs, API responses, smart contracts). If used in a blockchain context, search for exact string in the chain's explorer or contract ABI references.

See also: hexadecimal notation, 0x-prefixed values, short identifiers, cryptographic hashes, blockchain addresses.