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0x853

0x853 is a hexadecimal integer literal, a notation commonly used in computer science and programming to represent a number in base 16. The prefix 0x signals that the digits that follow are hexadecimal rather than decimal.

In numeric terms, 0x853 corresponds to the decimal value 2131. This is because the digits 8, 5,

Common usage and examples

- In many programming languages, 0x853 is a literal that yields the integer 2131. For example, in

- Hex literals like 0x853 are frequently used in low-level programming, systems development, and debugging to express

- Note that 0x853 is not a standard color code or a fixed identifier outside a specific context;

See also

- Hexadecimal notation

- Prefix conventions (0x)

- Decimal-to-hex conversion

- Endianness and hex representation

and
3
represent
8×16²
+
5×16
+
3,
which
equals
2048
+
80
+
3
=
2131.
When
stored
in
memory
or
displayed
in
broader
word
sizes,
the
value
can
be
padded
(for
example
as
0x0853
in
a
16-bit
representation)
without
changing
its
value.
C:
int
a
=
0x853;
in
Python:
a
=
0x853;
in
JavaScript:
const
a
=
0x853.
constants,
bit
masks,
or
addresses
in
a
compact
form.
color
values,
if
used,
typically
appear
in
the
form
of
six-digit
hex
(such
as
0xRRGGBB
in
certain
contexts)
or
CSS
shorthand
like
#853,
which
expands
differently
than
a
0x-prefixed
hex
literal.