0x3B16

0x3B16 is a hexadecimal literal used in computing to denote the numeric value 3B16 in base 16. The 0x prefix signals that the digits that follow are hexadecimal.

Its decimal value is 15126. In binary it is 0011101100010110, representing four hex digits: 3, B, 1, and 6.

When stored in memory, 0x3B16 occupies two bytes. In big-endian representation the bytes appear as 0x3B followed by 0x16, while in little-endian they appear as 0x16 followed by 0x3B.

Common uses for 0x3B16 include serving as a numeric constant in source code, as an offset or address in low-level programming, or as a field value in data structures that use 16-bit quantities.

Examples in code: in Python, x = 0x3B16; in JavaScript, const x = 0x3B16; in C, unsigned int x = 0x3B16; this value is language-agnostic and is interpreted as 15126 in decimal in most runtimes.

Notes: Hex literals are case-insensitive, and 0x3B16 fits within 16 bits. Its interpretation depends on context, including endianness and the surrounding data model.