0xB78

0xB78 is a hexadecimal numeral, written with the 0x prefix that denotes base-16 notation. The digits B, 7, and 8 correspond to decimal values 11, 7, and 8, so 0xB78 equals 2936 in decimal.

In programming languages such as C, C++, JavaScript, and Python, a literal written as 0xB78 yields the numeric value 2936. It can be used in expressions, bitwise operations, or as an initial value for variables.

In blockchain and cryptocurrency contexts, the 0x prefix is widely used to indicate hex-encoded data, including addresses or hashes. However, 0xB78 by itself is not a complete address or hash; Ethereum addresses normally consist of 40 hexadecimal characters following 0x, for a total of 42 characters, and Ethereum transaction hashes are 64 hex characters. Thus 0xB78 would typically be a fragment of a longer value or a short literal in code.

Beyond computing, 0xB78 has no widely recognized specialized meaning as a standalone term. Without additional context, it is best treated as a hexadecimal literal or a partial identifier rather than a distinct entity.