0x9A1

0x9A1 is a hexadecimal literal commonly used in computing to denote a numeric value. When interpreted as a base-16 number, it equals 2465 in decimal, and its binary representation is 100110100001. The prefix 0x is standard in many programming languages to indicate hexadecimal notation.

In different technical contexts, 0x9A1 may appear as a piece of data, an identifier, or part of an address. Its meaning depends on the surrounding code, language rules, and the system that processes it. For example, as a numeric literal it contributes to calculations; as an identifier or part of a memory address, it might reference data or code locations within a program or device.

Unicode also uses hexadecimal notation to designate code points. The value 0x09A1 corresponds to the Unicode code point U+09A1 in the Bengali block. The actual character rendered for U+09A1 depends on the font and rendering system, so the visible symbol can vary by environment.

There is no widely recognized entity, standard, or organization specifically known as "0x9A1." Rather, it is a compact hex string that can function as a numeric value, an identifier, or a code point reference in various technical contexts. As such, its interpretation is context-dependent and should be inferred from the surrounding data or specification.