0xADB
0xADB refers to the hexadecimal representation of a specific memory address or value, commonly encountered in computing contexts, particularly in programming and debugging. The "0x" prefix is a standard convention indicating that the following digits are in base-16, or hexadecimal. The sequence "ADB" represents the hexadecimal digits A, D, and B. In decimal, this value is equivalent to 2747.
Hexadecimal is frequently used in computer science because it provides a more human-readable way to represent
The specific meaning or significance of 0xADB is highly context-dependent. It could be the address of a