0xA82

0xA82 is a hexadecimal literal. The prefix '0x' signals hexadecimal notation, and the value corresponds to the decimal number 2690. In many programming languages, writing 0xA82 defines a numeric constant of type int (or unsigned int) depending on the language and context.

Common uses include representing bit patterns, memory addresses, or hardware register offsets in low-level software, as well as constants used in algorithms. For example, in C or C++, int x = 0xA82; in Python, x = 0xA82 yields the integer 2690.

In hardware and firmware contexts, 0xA82 can appear as a memory address, a register index, or part of a device's address space, with its meaning determined by the specific architecture and memory map.

In data encoding and dumps, 0xA82 may appear as part of a sequence of bytes. As a 16-bit quantity, it would be written as 0x0A82; endianness determines how the two bytes are ordered (big-endian 0x0A 0x82, little-endian 0x82 0x0A).

Without additional context, 0xA82 is simply the hexadecimal representation of 2690 and can refer to any number or identifier that uses hex notation in a particular system.