0x2673

0x2673 is a hexadecimal literal. In base-16 notation, it represents the value decimal 9843 and binary 0010011001110011. The digits are 2, 6, 7, and 3. The prefix 0x marks hexadecimal values in many programming languages.

In computer programming, the 0x prefix indicates a hexadecimal constant and is commonly used in languages such as C, C++, JavaScript, and Solidity. Hex values are frequently used to specify integers, bitmasks, memory addresses, and color components. However, 0x2673 by itself is typically considered a small numeric constant rather than an address or token.

On Ethereum and similar blockchain platforms, addresses are 20-byte values usually shown as a 40-hex-character string prefixed with 0x. A short literal like 0x2673 would not be a valid address; it could be part of a larger data payload or would need padding to be used as an address.

If encountered as a Unicode code point in notation, a value of 0x2673 would correspond to U+2673, which sits in the Miscellaneous Symbols block. Whether a glyph is actually rendered depends on font and system support. Without additional context, 0x2673 is best understood as a hexadecimal numeric literal with multiple potential uses in software.