0x44D

0x44D is a hexadecimal integer literal. The prefix 0x indicates that the following digits are expressed in base 16, a notation commonly used in programming to represent values in a form closely related to binary data, memory addresses, and low-level constants.

In hexadecimal, the digits are 4, 4, and D, where D represents the decimal value 13. Therefore, the value of 0x44D is 4×16^2 + 4×16^1 + 13×16^0 = 1101 in decimal. In binary, 0x44D corresponds to 10001001101_2. Leading zeros such as 0x044D do not change the value.

Common uses for hexadecimal literals like 0x44D include representing constants, bit masks, or small offsets in source code. In contexts such as blockchain or cryptographic systems, 0x44D by itself is not a valid address; Ethereum and similar platforms require addresses to be 20 bytes long, typically displayed as 40 hexadecimal characters following the 0x prefix.

See also

- Hexadecimal notation

- Binary numeral system

- Decimal numeral system

- Memory addressing in computing