0x893

0x893 is a hexadecimal numeral written with the 0x prefix, a common convention in computing for denoting base-16 values. The notation is used across programming languages and tools to express constants, addresses, masks, and other data in a compact form that maps directly to binary at the hardware level.

In decimal, 0x893 equals 2195. Its binary representation is 100010010011 (12 bits), and in octal it is 4223. This value remains constant regardless of context, though its interpretation depends on how the software uses the value, such as a bit mask, an index, or an address offset.

Because 0x893 is simply a numeric literal, it appears in source code in many domains, including embedded systems, graphics, networking, and debugging. It is often seen in hex dumps and log files to present data in a human-readable form that aligns with how memory is organized in machines.

If interpreted as a Unicode code point, the hexadecimal value 0x0893 would correspond to the code point U+0893. The glyph and availability depend on the font and rendering system, and the code point lies within a block used for less common characters in some scripts.

See also: hexadecimal notation, numeric literals, memory addressing, bitwise operations.