0x33B

0x33B is a hexadecimal numeral that may appear in many computing contexts. The 0x prefix denotes hexadecimal notation, so 0x33B equals the decimal value 827.

In programming languages, 0x33B is typically used to express a constant integer. It can represent a numeric literal, a memory address offset, a bit mask, or an opcode, depending on the system.

In code examples, you might see int a = 0x33B; or a = 0x33B in Python. Converting between bases, 0x33B equals binary 1100111011.

Context matters for 0x33B. Without additional information, it does not convey a fixed meaning beyond its numeric value; its role is defined by the surrounding software or hardware documentation.

Notes: 0x33B is not a standard color code or a widely named identifier; it is a generic hex literal that could appear in source code, documentation, or hardware maps.

See also: Hexadecimal, Integer literal, Memory address.