0x24D0

0x24D0 is a hexadecimal numeral. The prefix 0x is used in many programming languages to denote numbers written in base-16. The value 0x24D0 corresponds to 9424 in decimal and can be represented in binary as 0010 0100 1101 0000.

In programming and computing, such hex literals appear in a variety of contexts. They are common in source code when specifying constants, bit flags, memory addresses, or low-level data values. Because hex is compact and maps neatly to binary, it is often convenient for describing byte-level data and hardware registers. For example, a programmer might define a constant like 0x24D0 to configure a device, set a mask, or represent a data word.

In blockchain and crypto ecosystems that adopt the 0x prefix, 0x24D0 can appear as part of longer hexadecimal strings that identify addresses, hashes, or keys. However, by itself, 0x24D0 is not a standard identifier such as a full address or transaction hash, which would typically be much longer. It is therefore more accurate to view 0x24D0 as a fragment or example of a hex literal rather than a standalone identifier in those contexts.

See also: 0x notation, hexadecimal numeral system, memory address, Ethereum-style addresses.