0x2854

0x2854 is a hexadecimal numeric literal. In decimal, its value is 10324. It consists of four hexadecimal digits, representing 16 bits in total, and is commonly used in computing to denote addresses, offsets, or fixed identifiers in binary data.

In computing practice, a 16-bit value like 0x2854 may appear in various contexts, such as memory addresses in 16-bit or segmented architectures, offsets within data structures, or fixed fields in binary file formats and communication protocols. Its exact meaning is determined by the system or specification in which it appears.

As with many hexadecimal identifiers, 0x2854 does not correspond to a widely recognized standard code or constant on its own. Its interpretation depends on the application, documentation, or data format being used. Without contextual information, it is simply a 16-bit value.

In memory and data representation, endianness affects how the bytes of 0x2854 are stored. In big-endian form, the bytes would be 28 54; in little-endian form, they would be 54 28. This distinction matters when reading or writing binary data across different architectures or protocols.

See also: hexadecimal numeral system; endianness; memory addressing; binary data formats.