0xC2A

0xC2A is a hexadecimal numeral that may appear in programming, configuration files, and data representations as a constant. In decimal, 0xC2A equals 3114. It is computed as 12×256 + 2×16 + 10, and in binary it corresponds to 0000 1100 0010 1010 (depending on the chosen bit width for display).

In source code, 0xC2A is interpreted as a hexadecimal integer literal. Depending on the programming language, the resulting value is typically an integer type such as int or long, and may be treated as signed or unsigned. The exact type and range depend on the language and platform, but the underlying value remains 3114.

Beyond a simple numeric literal, 0xC2A can also appear as an identifier in various systems, such as memory addresses, hardware registers, protocol constants, or product codes. In these contexts, its meaning is determined by the specific documentation or interface in use and is not standardized across domains.

It is important to distinguish 0xC2A from Unicode or other notations that use similar-looking digits. In Unicode, code points are written with a different prefix (for example, U+ followed by hexadecimal digits). While the digits in 0xC2A may resemble a Unicode code point, 0xC2A generally denotes a hexadecimal value in programming contexts, not a character code point.

If you intended a particular meaning for 0xC2A within a specific project, system, or standard, providing that context will clarify its definition and usage.