0x415

0x415 is a hexadecimal numeral that equals 1045 in decimal. In the context of Unicode and text encoding, it is commonly associated with the code point U+0415, which is the Cyrillic capital letter E. This character is part of the Cyrillic script and is used in a variety of languages that employ Cyrillic alphabets, including Russian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, and others.

The Cyrillic capital letter E (U+0415) represents a vowel sound similar to the Latin letter E in many languages, though the exact phonetic value can vary by language and context. Its lowercase counterpart is U+0435, the Cyrillic small letter e. The two forms are visually distinct in case but share a single phonemic identity within their respective orthographies.

In terms of encoding, U+0415 resides in the Unicode Cyrillic block. It is encoded in UTF-8 as the two-byte sequence 0xD0 0x95, in UTF-16 as 0x0415, and in UTF-32 as 0x00000415. In HTML and XML, the character can be represented as either Е or Е.

Because it visually resembles the Latin capital letter E, U+0415 can be confusable in mixed-script text, making proper font selection and encoding important for readability and correctness. 0x415 thus serves as both a numeric value and a reference point for discussions of Cyrillic orthography and Unicode encoding.