0x2CCC

0x2CCC is a hexadecimal string prefixed with 0x, a common convention in programming to denote a base-16 value. The exact meaning of the string depends on the context in which it appears, as it is simply a sequence of four hexadecimal digits.

As a hex literal, 0x2CCC represents the decimal value 11468. In software development, such short hex strings can appear in source code, configuration files, logs, or example data as compact literals, identifiers, or placeholders. They are often used to illustrate numeric constants, color components in compact forms, or fragments of larger data values.

In blockchain and crypto contexts, a value like 0x2CCC might appear as part of longer identifiers such as hashes, transaction data, or encoded fields. However, by itself it does not uniquely identify a contract, account, or resource, since legitimate addresses and hashes are typically much longer and follow network-specific formats. A standalone 0x2CCC therefore remains an ambiguous identifier without additional context.

When encountered, the appropriate interpretation of 0x2CCC should be determined from surrounding context, such as the file type, programming language, or domain documentation. It is primarily a representational convenience rather than a specific, universally defined entity.

See also: hexadecimal notation, memory addresses, and data representation.