0x2046F552D0

0x2046F552D0 is a hexadecimal literal that represents a 40-bit value, indicated by the 0x prefix and ten hexadecimal digits. The notation is commonly used in computing to express fixed-size binary data in a compact, human-readable form.

In decimal form, the value equals 138,629,436,112. As a byte sequence, it can be read as five bytes: 20, 46, F5, 52, D0 (grouped as 0x20 0x46 0xF5 0x52 0xD0). This 40-bit size is typical for certain compact identifiers or offsets in specialized systems.

Possible uses of a value like 0x2046F552D0 include serving as a numeric key in databases, a hardware or firmware identifier, or an offset/memory address in low-level software. Its exact meaning is context-dependent and determined by the surrounding software, hardware architecture, or data format in which it appears. Without additional provenance, the hexadecimal string carries no inherent semantics beyond its numeric value.

Publicly documented associations with this specific identifier are not widely known. As with many hexadecimal literals, 0x2046F552D0 is best understood by examining the system or dataset that employs it. See also: hexadecimal notation, fixed-size integers, and endianness concepts for related topics.