0x4d3

0x4D3 is a hexadecimal numeral used in computing. When interpreted as hex, it equals the decimal value 1235. The 0x prefix signals hexadecimal notation, which is commonly used for memory addresses, bitfields, color values in certain contexts, and various protocol fields. The meaning of 0x4D3 depends on the surrounding data and the software interpreting it.

In Unicode terms, the code point U+04D3 corresponds to the Cyrillic small letter a with diaeresis, glyph ӓ. While the hex string 0x4D3 is not itself a character, it can be used as a hexadecimal representation of the code point 04D3 in contexts that embed or reference Unicode characters by their code points.

In programming languages, 0x4D3 is a valid numeric literal. Examples include: in C or C++, int x = 0x4D3; in Java, int x = 0x4D3; and in JavaScript, const x = 0x4D3;. In Python, the decimal 1235 can be written and converted from hex as int('4d3', 16), or displayed as hex(1235) -> '0x4d3'. The interpretation of the value remains as an unsigned integer in typical usage, though languages may apply it differently depending on context.

See also: hexadecimal, Unicode, code point, U+04D3, Cyrillic script.

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