0x8E7

0x8E7 is a hexadecimal numeral. Interpreted in base-16, it equals 2279 in decimal. In computing, a literal starting with 0x denotes a hex value, a convention used across programming languages such as C, C++, Java, JavaScript, and Python. The value 0x8E7 may appear in source code as a constant assigned to a variable, as a bit mask, as a memory address reference, or as part of an opcode encoding in low-level software. For example, a statement like int x = 0x8E7; assigns the decimal value 2279 to x in many languages that support hex literals.

In other contexts, 0x8E7 can appear as an identifier in logs, configuration files, or data records. Because hex values are often used to compactly represent binary data, such identifiers are typically meaningful only within a specific system or specification. Without additional context, 0x8E7 does not convey a universal meaning.

Relation to other hex values: 0x8E7 is within the range of three-digit hex numbers, occupying the 0x800–0xFFF interval, which includes values from 2048 to 4095 in decimal. This range is commonly used for small numeric constants and bit-field representations in low-level software or hardware documentation.