0xC60

0xC60 is a hexadecimal literal commonly encountered in computing and digital systems. The 0x prefix indicates hexadecimal notation; the digits C, 6, and 0 encode the value 3168 in decimal and 1100 0110 0000 in binary.

In software development, a literal such as 0xC60 may appear as a numeric constant, a bit mask, or as part of an identifier in logs or configuration files. In hardware or firmware documentation, short hex strings like 0xC60 can be used as part numbers, addresses, or register identifiers, but the exact meaning depends on the domain and accompanying documentation.

The interpretation of 0xC60 is context-dependent. On its own it does not designate a universal entity; its significance is determined by the surrounding information, such as the programming language in which it appears, the file or data format it is part of, or the specific hardware specification being referenced. In many programming languages, 0xC60 is treated as the integer value 3168; in other contexts, it may function as a code or identifier within a catalog, dataset, or configuration.

See also: hexadecimal notation; hex literals; memory addresses; bitwise operations.