0x1DCF1234abcd5678ef90
0x1DCF1234abcd5678ef90 is a hexadecimal string, commonly seen in computing contexts. This format represents a number using a base-16 system, which employs digits 0-9 and letters A-F to signify values beyond nine. The '0x' prefix is a standard convention used in many programming languages and environments to denote that the subsequent string is a hexadecimal literal.
Such hexadecimal strings are frequently encountered as memory addresses, which are unique identifiers for locations in