0x1E14

0x1E14 is a hexadecimal literal commonly used in computing. In decimal it equals 7700. In 16-bit binary, it is 0001111000010100. The uppercase E digit stands for decimal 14 in hex.

Usage: The prefix 0x is used by many programming languages to denote hexadecimal integers. In C, C++, JavaScript, and Python, 0x1E14 denotes an integer value; in C/C++ the concrete type depends on the target int width and context; in Python it is an int object; in JavaScript the value is a number represented as a double precision float but exact for this range.

Context: This value may appear as a numeric constant in code, a memory offset, a register value, or a data payload when binary data is displayed in hex. It also has an octal equivalent 17024.