0x9DEA210

0x9DEA210 is a hexadecimal string that begins with the 0x prefix, a common convention for representing numbers in hexadecimal notation in many programming languages. As a standalone string, it does not designate a specific object or entity; its meaning is determined by the context in which it appears.

When treated as a numeric literal, 0x9DEA210 represents the decimal value 165,585,424. It uses seven hexadecimal digits, which corresponds to 28 bits, and is sometimes encountered as a compact numeric value in logs or configuration data.

In software and data systems, such short hexadecimal identifiers are often seen as fragments or shorthand. They may serve as partial transaction IDs, memory-address-like tokens, object identifiers in debugging traces, or abbreviated keys in logs. In blockchain or distributed ledgers, similar short strings can appear as shorthand references to longer hashes, or as part of a naming scheme within a restricted namespace.

Because 0x9DEA210 is not unique without a supporting specification, its precise meaning must be inferred from the source: the program, database schema, or protocol that produced it. When interpreting such values, practitioners consult the relevant documentation to determine whether the string is a numeric value, an address, or an identifier fragment.

Related topics include hexadecimal notation, memory addresses, and identifiers.

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