0x1E94

0x1E94 is a hexadecimal literal used in computing to denote a specific unsigned integer value. The prefix 0x indicates base-16 notation, and the digits 1, E, 9, and 4 correspond to decimal values 1, 14, 9, and 4, respectively. The overall decimal value of 0x1E94 is 7828.

In binary, 0x1E94 equals 0001 1110 1001 0100, representing a 16‑bit wide pattern. As an unsigned integer, 0x1E94 falls within the 0 to 65535 range. This makes it suitable for use as a small numeric constant, an offset, or an identifier in low-level programming, debugging outputs, or data encoding where hexadecimal notation is common.

In the context of Unicode, the code point U+1E94 is in the Latin Extended Additional block. While 0x1E94 and U+1E94 share the same hexadecimal representation, their meanings differ by domain: 0x1E94 denotes a hex literal in programming, whereas U+1E94 designates a specific character in Unicode. The actual glyph for U+1E94 depends on the font and rendering system used.

Practical notes: 0x1E94 can appear in source code as an integer constant, in logs showing memory addresses or offsets, and in data formats that use hexadecimal encoding. When interpreting such a value, context is important to determine whether it represents a numeric quantity, a code point, or a data field.