0x3B02

0x3B02 is a hexadecimal numeral. In decimal terms, it represents 15106 (3 * 4096 + 11 * 256 + 0x02). In computing and data exchange, such a literal can denote an immediate value, a memory address offset, a protocol tag, or a field in a binary format, depending on the context.

In Unicode, the code point U+3B02 is part of the Greek and Coptic block. As with other code points, its exact glyph and meaning depend on the font and rendering system used. Some fonts may not include the character, in which case a missing-glyph placeholder is displayed. The interpretation of U+3B02 is defined by the Unicode standard and is language- and font-dependent.

When 0x3B02 is stored in memory as a 16-bit quantity, its byte order depends on endianness. In big-endian representation, the bytes are 3B followed by 02; in little-endian representation, the order is 02 followed by 3B. This distinction matters for data serialization, networking, and interfacing with systems of different architectures.

Overall, 0x3B02 is a versatile numeric token whose meaning is determined by the surrounding protocol, file format, or programming environment. It serves as a concrete example of how hexadecimal literals encode values in software and digital text encoding.

See also: hexadecimal numeral system, Unicode code point notation (U+), Greek and Coptic Unicode block, endianness in data representation.