0xD40

0xD40 is a hexadecimal numeral frequently used in computing and digital electronics. In decimal notation, it equals 3392. The hexadecimal representation arises from grouping bits in powers of sixteen, which is convenient for addressing, bitwise operations, and low-level programming. In binary, 0xD40 is 1101 0100 0000, a 12-bit pattern; when embedded in 32-bit or 64-bit values it is common to see it written as 0x00000D40.

Usage: The value can serve as a small offset from a base address, a mask, or a constant in source code, depending on the context. Hex literals like 0xD40 improve readability for programmers working with memory layouts and hardware registers because each hex digit corresponds to four bits.

Unicode note: 0x0D40 corresponds to the Unicode code point U+0D40 in the Malayalam block. This illustrates how hexadecimal values map to character data in text encoding, though 0xD40 as used in code does not by itself imply a particular character without context.