0x946

0x946 is a hexadecimal numeric literal used in computer programming and data notation. The prefix 0x indicates base-16 notation, and the digits 946 represent the value in that base. Calculated in decimal, 0x946 equals 2374; in binary it is 100101000110. This kind of literal can appear as a constant in source code, as part of configuration data, or in bitwise operations, where the exact meaning depends on the surrounding context such as variable type or the hardware or software system involved.

In practice, 0x946 may serve different roles depending on the application. It can denote a numeric quantity, a bitmask used to enable or test specific bits, or an address-like identifier in low-level programming. The interpretation is determined by how the value is used within a program, script, or data format.

If interpreted as a Unicode code point, the numeric value 0x946 corresponds to the code point U+0946. This places it within the Devanagari block of the Unicode standard, which covers characters used for several Indic scripts. The exact glyph and character identity are defined by Unicode data and may vary with font rendering.

In summary, 0x946 is primarily a hex representation of the decimal number 2374, with potential uses ranging from arithmetic constants to bitwise operations and, in Unicode contexts, representing a specific character within the Devanagari script.