0x55E

0x55E is a hexadecimal representation that can denote different things depending on context. When read as a number, it equals 1374 in decimal.

In computing, 0x55E may appear as a constant, an address offset in a memory map, or a bitmask value, with its exact meaning determined by the system’s architecture, endianness, and the surrounding code.

In Unicode, 0x055E corresponds to the Unicode code point U+055E, the Armenian punctuation character known as the Armenian question mark, used at the end of interrogative sentences in Armenian text.

In the context of blockchain and cryptocurrency, addresses typically follow a 0x-prefixed 40-hex-character format; therefore a standalone 0x55E is not a valid Ethereum address, though it may appear as a short nibble sequence within a larger address or in documentation.

In other uses, 0x55E may appear as an identifier in device manuals, firmware documentation, or data sheets, representing a register, field, or error code. The interpretation largely depends on the specific documentation or system in which the term is used.