0x983

0x983 is a hexadecimal integer literal commonly used in computing. The 0x prefix signals base-16 notation in many languages, including C, JavaScript, Python, and Java. The digits 9, 8, and 3 represent the value 2435 in decimal. In binary, 0x983 is 100110000011.

As a value, 0x983 may appear in source code as a numeric constant, as part of an address, an identifier fragment, or an error or status code, depending on the surrounding system. It is not by itself associated with a universal meaning; its interpretation depends on the specific software, API, or hardware documentation in which it occurs.

In some contexts, hexadecimal values are mapped to other domains. For example, the same numeric value can correspond to a Unicode code point if padded with leading zeros; 0x0983 is the hexadecimal form of the Unicode code point U+0983, which lies in the Bengali block; the actual character depends on the encoding and font used.

Because 0x983 is a short numeric literal, it is typically used as part of larger constructs rather than as a standalone standard or entity. Without additional context, there is no widely recognized thing explicitly named 0x983.