0x20EA

0x20EA is a hexadecimal literal. In typical computing notation, the prefix 0x denotes base-16, and 0x20EA represents the unsigned integer with decimal value 8426. The meaning of this value is not fixed and depends on how it is used in a given context.

In software development, such a hex literal can appear as an integer constant, a bit mask, or an address offset within code or data structures. When embedded in larger hex strings, for example as 0x20EA1B3F, it becomes part of a longer identifier, such as a memory address or encoded data payload.

In other domains, the same digits may refer to different concepts. In Unicode terminology, code points are typically written as U+20EA, which designates a specific character in the Unicode repertoire; the actual glyph is dependent on fonts and rendering. In blockchain and crypto contexts, 0x prefixes are common for addresses and data, but a stand-alone 0x20EA has no intrinsic meaning without additional context.