0xD3C

0xD3C is a hexadecimal numeric literal used in computing. Interpreted as a base-16 value, it equals decimal 3388. In languages that use the 0x prefix to denote hex literals—such as C, C++, JavaScript, and Python—0xD3C represents the integer 3388. The value may be employed in arithmetic, bitwise operations, array indexing, or as a constant in algorithms and low-level code.

Beyond representing numbers, hex literals like 0xD3C frequently appear as part of memory addresses, masks, and flags in systems programming. In those contexts, each hexadecimal digit corresponds to four bits, making hex convenient for visualizing binary data. The three-digit form 0xD3C maps to the binary sequence 1101 0011 1100.

As a string token, 0xD3C can also function as an identifier, label, or abbreviated code in software repositories, configuration files, or documentation. Because it is compact and non-semantic, its meaning depends on surrounding context.

There is no widely established meaning or designation associated with 0xD3C beyond its role as a hexadecimal value. Readers encountering it should look for contextual cues to determine whether it is being used as a number, an address, or an identifier.