0x872
0x872 is a hexadecimal notation used in computing to represent a number. The prefix 0x signals that the digits that follow are base-16, a common convention in many programming languages and technical contexts.
Numerically, 0x872 equals 2162 in decimal, and its binary form is 100001110010 (12 bits). In 16-bit form,
In practice, 0x872 may appear wherever a numeric constant is written in source code, in configuration data,
Languages that support hexadecimal literals include C, C++, Java, JavaScript, Python, and many other programming environments.
Because 0x872 is relatively small, it is often used as an offset, small constant, or index in
See also: hexadecimal, hex literals, memory address, bitwise operations, number base.