0x49C

0x49C is a hexadecimal numeric literal used in computing. Its decimal value is 1180. The prefix 0x indicates hexadecimal notation in many programming languages, such as C, C++, Java, JavaScript, and Python. As a constant, 0x49C may initialize variables, define memory addresses, or specify offsets in data structures or hardware registers.

In binary, 0x49C corresponds to the bit pattern 0100 1001 1100. It occupies 12 bits, and thus fits within common small-address ranges or field sizes used in embedded systems and low-level programming.

The exact meaning of 0x49C depends on context. In software, it can be used as an immediate operand, an offset, or a configuration value. In hardware or embedded development, it might represent a memory-mapped register address or a constant in a table. Its significance is not standardized and varies by system.

There is no widely recognized standard or entity specifically named 0x49C; it is primarily a numeric literal whose interpretation arises from the surrounding code or hardware specification.