0xC92

0xC92 is a hexadecimal string that begins with the 0x prefix, a common convention in computing to denote hexadecimal notation. The characters that follow—C, 9, and 2—represent a base-16 value and can be interpreted in different contexts.

As a numeric value, 0xC92 equals 3218 in decimal. In programming languages that support hexadecimal literals, such as Solidity, JavaScript, or Python, 0xC92 can be used directly in arithmetic or as a constant representing that integer.

In blockchain contexts, particularly those using Ethereum’s conventions, addresses are displayed as 20-byte values represented by 40 hexadecimal characters prefixed with 0x. Consequently, 0xC92 by itself is not a valid full address; it would be considered an incomplete address or a fragment of a longer address. In documentation or examples, 0xC92 may appear as a shorthand, a prefix shown for illustrative purposes, or as part of a longer address that has been truncated.

When encountering 0xC92 in real-world data, it is usually necessary to examine the surrounding context to determine its meaning. If it is intended as an address or contract identifier, the full 40-hex-character string would be required. If it is a numeric constant, it should be interpreted as the decimal value 3218. Verification with the relevant source (for example, a smart contract, codebase, or blockchain explorer) is advised to resolve ambiguity.