0x9E8

0x9E8 is a hexadecimal numeral commonly encountered in computing. The prefix 0x denotes hexadecimal notation, so 0x9E8 represents the decimal value 2544. In binary, it is 1001 1110 1000. In octal, it can be written as 04760 (or 0o4760 in languages that support the 0o prefix).

In practical terms, 0x9E8 appears as a numeric literal in source code across languages such as C, C++, JavaScript, and Python. It may serve as an integer constant, an offset or address in memory, or as part of a data encoding scheme where hexadecimal notation is convenient.

In certain graphical formats that use 12-bit color, 0x9E8 can be interpreted as a 3-channel color with 4 bits per channel: red = 0x9, green = 0xE, blue = 0x8. When these 4-bit values are expanded to 8-bit color channels, they may be mapped to approximately red=153, green=238, blue=136.

There is no widely recognized meaning for 0x9E8 beyond being a numeric value; it does not correspond to a commonly named standard, protocol, or widely known identifier. It may, however, appear as an example in documentation and tutorials illustrating hexadecimal numbers.

See also: hexadecimal notation, 0x prefix, 12-bit color, numeral systems.