0x1DB8

0x1DB8 is a hexadecimal literal commonly encountered in computing as an example identifier or value. The 0x prefix denotes hexadecimal notation, and the digits 1, D, B, and 8 encode the numeric value 0x1DB8, which equals 7608 in decimal.

In blockchain contexts such as Ethereum, addresses are represented as 40‑digit hexadecimal strings prefixed with 0x. 0x1DB8 by itself is not a valid address, but it may appear as the leading portion of a longer address in tutorials or documentation to illustrate address formatting.

Hex literals like 0x1DB8 are used in programming languages to denote constants or memory addresses. The digits 0–9 and A–F are used, typically without regard to case. Values like 0x1DB8 serve as compact examples rather than signals of a specific entity.

Outside of programming examples, 0x1DB8 can also occur as a small 16‑bit value in low‑level contexts, where it may represent a memory offset, port number, or error code depending on the system. Its significance is contextual rather than intrinsic.