0x29CA

0x29CA is a hexadecimal literal commonly used in computing to denote a numeric value. The prefix 0x indicates that the digits are in base-16.

In decimal, 0x29CA equals 10698. In different contexts, it may represent an integer constant, a memory address offset, an opcode, or a dataset identifier. Depending on the surrounding data and the system, its meaning can vary significantly.

Programming languages such as C, C++, JavaScript, and Python support hex literals with the 0x prefix. In binary data and network protocols, two-byte sequences like 29 CA can appear as part of headers or fields, where endianness and encoding determine their interpretation.

As a Unicode code point, 0x29CA corresponds to the code point U+29CA in the Unicode standard; the actual displayed character depends on the font and rendering system. The interpretation of 0x29CA, therefore, is highly context-dependent, shaped by the data type, platform, and application using the value.