0x271
0x271 is a hexadecimal integer literal commonly used in programming languages that employ the 0x prefix to denote hex numbers. As a decimal value, it equals 625. In binary it is 1001110001, and in octal it is 1161. Because hex notation is widely used for bitwise operations and memory addressing, 0x271 may appear in source code as a constant, a flag, a mask, or an offset depending on the program.
When interpreted as a Unicode escape, 0x271 corresponds to the code point U+0271, which resides in the
In HTML, the corresponding hex escape is usually written as ɱ to refer to the same code
0x271 is thus a numeric constant, a Unicode reference, and a contextual symbol depending on usage.