0x3E48

0x3E48 is a hexadecimal integer literal written with the common programming prefix 0x. In decimal, its value is 15,944. As a 16-bit quantity, its binary form is 0011 1110 0100 1000.

In software and digital electronics, 0x3E48 can appear as a constant, a memory address, a register value, an opcode, or a field within a binary word. The interpretation depends on the context, including the architecture, endianness, and the data format being used. Because hexadecimal notation is compact, 0x3E48 is often used in debugging output, hex dumps, and low-level programming tasks.

In Unicode terms, the code point U+3E48 corresponds to the hexadecimal value 3E48 and lies within the Basic Multilingual Plane. Whether a character is actually defined for that code point depends on the Unicode version and the font in use.

In data interchange and computing practices, 0x3E48 may also appear as part of a larger data structure or protocol field, particularly when representing values in hex to reflect hardware or protocol specifications. Its meaning is not fixed and varies with application, making hex literals like 0x3E48 a common, context-dependent element in technical documentation and code bases.

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