0xBB2

0xBB2 is a hexadecimal string that may be encountered in various computing contexts. The prefix 0x indicates hexadecimal notation in many programming languages and data formats. When interpreted as a hexadecimal integer, 0xBB2 equals 2994 in decimal.

In source code, 0xBB2 can appear as a numeric constant or as part of an identifier such as a version tag or a memory address fragment, depending on the language and the surrounding syntax. Its meaning is not fixed and depends on how it is used in a given system.

In blockchain and crypto contexts, addresses are typically longer hexadecimal strings beginning with 0x and followed by many hexadecimal characters. A short string like 0xBB2 by itself would not constitute a valid on-chain address, but it might appear as part of documentation, as a shorthand reference, or as a component within a larger hex payload or opcode.

Because hexadecimal notation is widely used for low-level data representation, short strings such as 0xBB2 are often encountered in debugging, binary analysis, and configuration files. Users should rely on full context to determine the exact meaning of the string in a given situation. See also hexadecimal notation, memory addresses, and blockchain address formats for related concepts.