0x41D

0x41D is a hexadecimal numeral. The prefix 0x denotes base-16 notation, a standard way to express numbers in programming and computer science. The value 0x41D equals decimal 1053 and binary 0100 0001 1101.

In Unicode terminology, the code point U+041D corresponds to the Cyrillic capital letter En, which looks like the Latin letter N but is used in Cyrillic alphabets. Because hexadecimal digits align with Unicode code points when written with a leading zero, some discussions that omit leading zeros might loosely render the same digits as 0x41D, though the conventional Unicode form is U+041D. This can lead to ambiguity unless the context (Unicode, memory addresses, or general hex constants) is clear.

In computing, 0x41D could appear as a memory address, an offset, a bit field, or another programming constant. Its meaning is not inherent to the number itself but is defined by the surrounding context—such as the architecture, file format, or software protocol in which it is used. Without that context, 0x41D is simply a hexadecimal value.

See also: Hexadecimal, Unicode code points, Memory addressing, Binary numeral system.