0xCE4
0xCE4 is a hexadecimal literal that represents the decimal value 3284. In binary it is expressed as 110111100100, and in octal notation it converts to 06474. The notation begins with “0x”, a convention adopted by most programming languages such as C, C++, Java, Python, and many assemblers to indicate that the following digits are in base 16.
Hexadecimal numbers are frequently employed in computing because they provide a convenient bridge between human readability
In low‑level programming, 0xCE4 might appear as a memory address, for example as the offset of a
int addr = 0xCE4; /* integer holding the value 3284 */
Because decimal and hexadecimal are equivalent, 0xCE4 is interchangeable with 3284 or 0b110111100100 in contexts where
In networking protocols and file formats, small hexadecimal values sometimes serve as identifiers or opcode tokens.
Overall, 0xCE4 is a typical representation of a small integer used across diverse areas of software and