0x2D63

0x2D63 is a hexadecimal representation of the integer value 11619. In computing, hex literals like 0x2D63 are commonly used to denote numeric constants, bit patterns, or memory addresses in source code. Many programming languages, including C, C++, Java, JavaScript, and Python, recognize the 0x prefix as indicating hexadecimal notation. The value can be interpreted as signed or unsigned depending on the type and architecture, but 0x2D63 is within the positive range for 16-bit integers.

If interpreted as a Unicode code point, the sequence U+2D63 falls in the Geometric Shapes Extended block of the Unicode standard. Characters in this block are geometric shapes used primarily in specialized typography, diagramming, or mathematical notation. The exact glyph corresponding to U+2D63 is defined in the Unicode code charts and may be used to produce decorative or schematic symbols in appropriate fonts.

In other contexts, 0x2D63 might appear as part of color specifications, machine code, or data encodings, depending on the application. For example, as a 16-bit value in certain color formats, it could map to a specific red, green, and blue combination, though the exact interpretation depends on the chosen color model (such as 5-6-5 RGB). Without additional context, 0x2D63 is best understood as a hexadecimal constant with a decimal equivalent of 11619.