0x247

0x247 is a hexadecimal numeric literal commonly used in computing. The prefix 0x signals that the value is base-16, and the digits 2, 4, and 7 together represent the decimal number 583 (2×16^2 + 4×16 + 7). In many programming languages, including C, C++, JavaScript, Python, and Java, values written with the 0x prefix are treated as integers encoded in hexadecimal.

In practice, 0x247 may appear as a constant in source code, as a memory address offset, or as a bitmask component, depending on the architecture and context. It may also show up in debugging output, hex dumps, or configuration files that use hex notation. Because hexadecimal representations are often used to express ranges of bits or bytes, a value such as 0x247 could be part of an address, a register value, a port, or a flag set, but its meaning is not fixed and is defined by the specific system.

As a standalone name, 0x247 does not correspond to a widely recognized organization or project in major reference sources. If you encountered 0x247 in a particular domain (for example, a software repository, a hardware spec, or a blockchain context), providing that context would help identify any specific definition or provenance. In general, it remains a common hex literal rather than a distinct, well-known entity.