0x3E
0x3E is a hexadecimal literal commonly used in programming and digital systems. The prefix 0x indicates that the number is expressed in base-16, so 0x3E corresponds to the decimal value 62.
In binary, 0x3E is represented as 00111110. This hex-to-binary relationship is why hexadecimal notation is convenient
In ASCII and Unicode, the code point U+003E corresponds to the greater-than sign, the character “>”. Because
In software development, 0x3E is frequently seen as a constant or as part of hex-encoded data. It
Overall, 0x3E is best understood as a specific hexadecimal value (62 decimal) that also corresponds to the