0x1C13
0x1C13 is a hexadecimal literal used in computing to denote the number 7187 in decimal. The 0x prefix is the conventional mark that signals a base-16 value in many programming languages.
In programming languages, 0x prefixes hex literals; 0x1C13 specifically encodes the unsigned integer 7187, with the
As a 16-bit value, it can represent memory addresses, bitflags, or compact identifiers. In memory, a little-endian
In some systems, 0x1C13 might appear as an opcode, a device register, or an event or error
In Unicode discussions, code points are usually written as U+1C13; the hex value 0x1C13 corresponds to that