0x4B2

0x4B2 is a hexadecimal literal that denotes the integer value 0x4B2, which equals 1202 in decimal. Hex literals are commonly used in computing to represent values more compactly and to align with byte-oriented architectures.

In binary, 0x4B2 equals 10010110010; in octal, it equals 2262. These representations help in different contexts, such as low-level debugging or when performing bitwise operations.

Common uses include as memory addresses or offsets in low-level code, as bit flags or field encodings, and in debugging outputs or configuration constants. The exact meaning of a value like 0x4B2 depends on the context in which it appears, including the architecture, programming language, and the surrounding code or data structure.

There is no widely recognized standard or specific identity attached to 0x4B2 beyond its role as a hexadecimal representation of the number 1202. Its significance is therefore determined by the system or program using it, rather than by the value itself.