0x24DE

0x24DE is a hexadecimal string that begins with the 0x prefix used in many programming languages to denote a base-16 number. The digits 2, 4, D, and E represent the values 2, 4, 13, and 14 respectively. The full value in decimal is 9438. In hex notation, such strings can be used as numeric literals, bitmasks, identifiers, or portions of larger data values, with the exact meaning depending on context and data type width.

In computing, 0x24DE may appear in source code as a constant in languages like C, C++, JavaScript, or Python. It can function as a memory offset, a flag or bitfield, a small numeric constant, or simply as part of an assignment. Colors in hex are typically written with six digits, so 0x24DE is less common as a standalone color code, but could appear as part of a broader data representation or debugging output.

In blockchain and cryptocurrency contexts, 0x24DE could be encountered as the prefix of a longer hexadecimal string such as a wallet address, transaction hash, or smart contract address. On networks like Ethereum, addresses and hashes are longer (addresses are 40 hexadecimal characters, hashes are 64), so 0x24DE by itself would not uniquely identify an entity. It may appear as the starting digits of a longer value or in text searches and filtering operations.

See also: Hexadecimal, 0x prefix, Numeric literals, Blockchain addresses.