0x25C

0x25C is a hexadecimal literal commonly used in computing to denote the integer value 604 in decimal. It appears in source code, configuration files, and data formats that employ hexadecimal notation to represent values compactly or to align with binary bit patterns.

In programming languages that adopt the C-style hex prefix, 0x is used to indicate hexadecimal values. As such, 0x25C can be assigned to variables, used in bitwise operations, or combined with other constants in expressions. It also serves as a convenient representation for memory addresses, color components in certain contexts, or numerical constants in low-level code and scripts.

Numeric representations of 0x25C include: decimal 604, binary 1001011100, and octal 1134. These forms are useful when performing bitwise manipulation, debugging, or interfacing with systems that prefer a particular base.

In the Unicode standard, the hexadecimal sequence 0x25C corresponds to the code point U+025C. This code point sits in the Latin Extended-B block and is assigned to a lowercase Latin letter used in specific linguistic or phonetic contexts. Characters in this range are commonly encountered in scholarly texts, orthographies for minority languages, or specialized technical notation.

Overall, 0x25C functions as a representation of a specific numeric value in hex form, with practical implications in programming, data encoding, and, via Unicode, broader text representation in multilingual contexts. See also hexadecimal notation, binary and octal representations, and Unicode code points.