0x2240

0x2240 is a hexadecimal integer literal commonly encountered in computing. In decimal form, 0x2240 equals 8768. The digits 2, 2, 4, 0 in hexadecimal represent the value 2×4096 + 2×256 + 4×16 + 0 = 8768.

In binary, 0x2240 corresponds to 0010 0010 0100 0000 (for a 16-bit representation). The value is divisible by 16, and more specifically by 64, since 8768 = 64 × 137. Its prime factorization is 2^6 × 137.

In programming contexts, 0x2240 is used as a hex literal to represent a constant, an offset, an address, or other binary-encoded data. It can appear in source code across languages that support hex notation, such as C, C++, Java, and Python, where it is interpreted as the integer 8768.

In Unicode and text processing contexts, the hexadecimal value 2240 is related to the Unicode code point U+2240. This designates a specific character in the Unicode standard; the actual glyph rendered depends on the font and rendering system. Unicode code points are often referenced in hex, so 0x2240 in that domain points to that code point rather than to a decimal value alone.

Overall, 0x2240 is a typical example of a hex-encoded value used to represent exact numeric data, addresses, or codes in technical contexts, with its precise meaning determined by the surrounding system or standard.