0xCC9

0xCC9 is a hexadecimal numeral commonly used in computing. The prefix 0x indicates base-16 notation, so 0xCC9 represents the decimal value 3273.

In programming, such a constant can appear as an offset, a small flag or bitfield component, or part of a larger constant. Because it fits within 16 bits, it is often written directly as 0xCC9 or padded to a wider word length (for example, 0x00000CC9 in 32-bit contexts). The exact interpretation depends on how the constant is used in code, including the surrounding logic, data types, and memory layout.

If interpreted as a Unicode code point, 0x0CC9 corresponds to the code point U+0CC9 in the Unicode standard. This lies in the Telugu block, and the rendered glyph would depend on font support and rendering software. The hexadecimal value itself does not determine a character without a defined encoding context.

0xCC9 is thus a compact hexadecimal constant that can play various roles depending on context: a numeric value in calculations, a bitmask component, or part of encoded data. Like other hex values, its meaning is determined by how it is used within a program, data protocol, or specification.