0xE2D

0xE2D is a hexadecimal literal that uses the 0x prefix to indicate base-16 notation. This prefix is a common convention in many programming languages and blockchain tooling for representing numbers in hexadecimal form.

As a hex value, 0xE2D equals decimal 3629. The calculation is E×16^2 + 2×16 + D = 14×256 + 32 + 13 = 3629. Hex literals like this are frequently used in low-level programming, scripting, and configurations for tasks such as bitwise operations, memory addressing, and data encoding.

In Ethereum and related blockchain contexts, hexadecimal strings prefixed with 0x are commonly used to represent addresses, transaction data, and other on-chain data. However, a full Ethereum address must be 40 hexadecimal digits following the 0x prefix (20 bytes). Therefore, 0xE2D by itself is not a valid address; it is typically interpreted as a numeric constant or as part of a larger hexadecimal value in code, rather than as an on-chain address.

In programming practice, 0xE2D would be parsed as the integer 3629 unless the surrounding code treats it as a string or as part of a byte array, a color code, or another specialized representation. The 0x prefix is widely used across languages such as Solidity, JavaScript, Python, and C-family languages to distinguish hexadecimal values from decimal literals.

Hexadecimal notation is a foundational tool in computing, electronics, and blockchain, enabling concise representation of binary data. See also Hexadecimal, 0x prefix, Ethereum address.

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