0x2549

0x2549 is a hexadecimal literal commonly used in computing to denote a specific unsigned integer value. In decimal, it equals 9545. Its binary representation is 0010 0101 0100 1001, and its octal representation is 022511. As a 16-bit value, in little-endian memory the byte sequence would be 0x49 followed by 0x25.

In programming, 0x2549 often appears as an immediate constant, a bit mask, an offset, or an identifier within data structures and low-level code. Its exact meaning is not inherent to the number itself and depends on the surrounding context, such as the data format, protocol specification, or hardware interface being used.

If interpreted as a Unicode code point, 0x2549 corresponds to U+2549, which lies in the Box Drawing block of Unicode. The actual displayed character depends on font support; some environments may render it, while others may not have a glyph for this code point. As with many specific code points in Unicode, correct rendering requires fonts that include that character.

Overall, 0x2549 is primarily a numeric constant in hexadecimal form. Its significance emerges from the context in which it is used—whether in software source code, data encoding, memory layouts, or character encoding.