0xD47

0xD47 is a hexadecimal integer literal. The 0x prefix indicates that the digits following it are in base-16. The digits D, 4, and 7 are hexadecimal digits, with D representing decimal 13. The value of 0xD47 in decimal is 3399.

In binary this equals 1101 0100 0111, or 0b110101000111. In octal it equals 6507 (0o6507).

In programming, 0xD47 is used as a numeric constant in languages such as C, C++, JavaScript, Java, and Python. It can participate in arithmetic and bitwise operations, serving as a compact way to specify constants, masks, or flags. When hex literals are used to represent colors in some contexts, shorter forms may be padded or combined with other values to fit a color channel scheme; however, 0xD47 by itself is not a standard color code.

In networking and blockchain contexts, 0x prefixes are common for addresses or identifiers. However, 0xD47 by itself does not denote a complete address in systems like Ethereum, which require full-length addresses consisting of 40 hexadecimal characters after the 0x prefix.

Origin and usage: The 0x prefix originates from the C programming language and has been adopted broadly across many languages to denote hexadecimal numbers.