0x36B
0x36B is a hexadecimal numeral. In hexadecimal notation, the 0x prefix indicates base-16. The digits 3, 6 and B (where B equals 11) compute to 3×256 + 6×16 + 11 = 875 in decimal. In binary, 875 is 1101101011, which corresponds to the hex 0x36B.
In programming, 0x36B is commonly used as a literal to represent an integer value. Languages such as
0x36B can also appear in contexts that use hexadecimal identifiers, such as memory addresses, register values,
In blockchain and cryptography ecosystems, 0x-prefixed strings are common for addresses, transaction hashes, and other identifiers.
Summary: 0x36B denotes the hexadecimal value 875 and is widely used as a numeric literal in software