0xE54

0xE54 is a hexadecimal literal comprising the digits E, 5, and 4, with the prefix 0x indicating hexadecimal notation. In decimal, the value 0xE54 equals 3668.

In programming languages such as C, C++, Java, JavaScript, and Python, 0xE54 represents the unsigned integer value 3668. It can be used in arithmetic, comparisons, bitwise operations, or as an offset or identifier within code, depending on the surrounding context. For example, a statement might assign a variable the value 0xE54 or use it in a calculation alongside other constants.

In blockchain ecosystems that adopt a 0x prefix for hexadecimal strings, 0xE54 may appear as the starting segment of a larger hex string, such as a blockchain address or a key. However, a complete valid address or key typically requires a specific total length; for Ethereum-style addresses, this means 40 hexadecimal digits following the 0x prefix.

As a standalone prefix for color or other domain-specific notations, 0xE54 is not a standard representation. Color codes in common web formats do not use the 0x prefix, and 0xE54 by itself does not specify a color in those systems.

See also: Hexadecimal, 0x prefix, hexadecimal literals, Ethereum addresses.