0x1C23

0x1C23 is a hexadecimal literal used in computing to denote a specific unsigned integer value. In decimal notation, 0x1C23 equals 7203. Hex literals like this are common in programming languages that support base-16 constants and are frequently used for representing memory addresses, bit patterns, flags, or small numeric constants.

Because hexadecimal notation encodes binary data compactly, 0x1C23 may appear in source code for tasks such as setting bitmasks, configuring hardware registers, or encoding protocol fields. Its exact meaning is not fixed and depends on the surrounding context, including the language, compiler, and the particular software or hardware specification involved.

In Unicode, the numeric value 0x1C23 corresponds to the code point U+1C23. This serves as an example of how the same numeric value can be represented in different encoding schemes. Whether 0x1C23 is interpreted as a character code, a flag, or a memory address depends entirely on the specification governing the data.

If you encounter 0x1C23 in documentation or code, the correct interpretation should be found in the relevant reference material, such as a protocol specification, hardware datasheet, or source code comments. Without context, 0x1C23 is simply a hexadecimal number with a decimal value of 7203.