0x463A

0x463A is a hexadecimal numeric literal used in computer science and programming. The 0x prefix signals that the following digits are base-16. For the digits 463A, the value equals 17978 in decimal. In binary this value is 0100011000111010. In many programming languages, 0x463A would be treated as an unsigned 16-bit integer, although the exact type and interpretation can vary depending on language and context.

Because 0x463A is a generic number, it can serve many roles within software and hardware. It may appear as a constant in source code, a bitmask, a memory-mapped register address, a field in a communication protocol, or a numeric identifier within a data structure. Its meaning is determined entirely by the system, document, or code in which it appears.

If interpreted as a Unicode code point, 0x463A corresponds to the character U+463A. Unicode code points in this range (the Basic Multilingual Plane) designate individual characters, and the actual glyph shown depends on the font and rendering system in use. In practice, not every 0x463A sequence is assigned to a visible character in every font.

Overall, 0x463A is best understood as a hexadecimal constant whose significance is context-specific rather than universal. It has no single fixed meaning beyond its numeric value and the role assigned to it by a given program or specification.