0xC76

0xC76 is a hexadecimal numeric literal. The prefix 0x indicates base-16 notation, and the value corresponds to 3190 in decimal. In binary, it is represented as 110001110110. Hex literals like this are commonly used in programming to denote specific numeric values in a compact form.

In programming languages such as C, C++, Java, JavaScript, and Python, 0xC76 is a valid integer constant. It can be used in arithmetic operations, bitwise manipulation, or as data values stored in variables, arrays, or structures. Depending on the language and context, the literal may be interpreted as a signed or unsigned integer, and its size can vary (for example, int, long, or long long in C/C++).

Contextually, hexadecimal notation with a 0x prefix is widely used to represent memory addresses, bitmasks, and encoded data. While 0xC76 could appear in example code or as a small component of a larger hex sequence, a standalone 0xC76 is not typically a complete address or data payload in practical systems. In fields such as blockchain or cryptography, the 0x prefix signals hex-encoded data, but full identifiers or addresses are normally much longer than three hex digits.

Summary: 0xC76 is a compact hex literal equal to 3190 decimal, used across programming and technical contexts to denote a specific numeric value in hexadecimal form. See also Hexadecimal, Decimal, Binary, and Memory Address.