0xA7B

0xA7B is a hexadecimal numeral commonly used in computing to denote the value with the literal hex representation A7B. In decimal, this value equals 2683. The prefix 0x signals hex notation in many programming languages and environments.

Binary representation of 0xA7B is 1010 0111 1011. With three hex digits, it represents 12 bits and covers a numeric range from 0 to 4095. This compact form is often convenient in low-level programming, debugging, and bitwise operations.

In programming contexts, 0xA7B is a valid integer literal in languages such as C, C++, JavaScript, and Java. It can be used in arithmetic expressions, comparisons, and bitwise operations. Its interpretation is that of a positive integer value equal to 2683.

In blockchain and cryptocurrency contexts, the 0x prefix is commonly used for hex strings that encode addresses, hashes, or data payloads. While 0xA7B by itself is not a typical full address or hash (which are usually much longer), it can appear as the start of a longer address or as a simplified example fragment in documentation and tutorials.

See also: Hexadecimal, Hex literal, 0x prefix, Ethereum address.