0x2C8

0x2C8 is a hexadecimal numeral. The prefix 0x indicates that the digits that follow are interpreted in base-16. The value 0x2C8 equals decimal 712. In computing, such literals appear as numeric constants, memory offsets, bit masks, or opcodes in disassembly and low-level data representations.

In programming languages, 0x2C8 is a valid integer literal. For example, in C or C++, int x = 0x2C8; yields 712. In Python or JavaScript, 0x2C8 similarly represents the decimal value 712. Hex literals are widely used to express values that are naturally aligned with binary or byte-oriented operations.

In Unicode contexts, the hexadecimal value 02C8 (that is, 0x2C8) corresponds to the code point U+02C8, named MODIFIER LETTER VERTICAL LINE. This character, ˈ, is used as the primary stress marker in the International Phonetic Alphabet and appears in phonetic transcriptions.

Summary: 0x2C8 denotes the decimal value 712 in hexadecimal notation and can refer to this value in programming, to a memory or data context, or, in Unicode-related usage, to the code point U+02C8. See also hexadecimal notation, Unicode code points, and IPA symbols.