0x97C
0x97C is a 12‑bit hexadecimal literal that appears in several technical contexts, particularly in computer architecture, debugging output, and firmware documentation. In hexadecimal notation, 0x97C is equivalent to the decimal value 2428, which is expressed in binary as 100101111100. The digits are interpreted in base‑16, where the characters 0–9 represent values 0–9 and A–F represent 10–15.
In assembly and machine‑code debugging logs, hexadecimal numbers are used to denote memory addresses, instruction opcodes,
Because hex literals are concise and unambiguous, they are the standard representation in source code, documentation,