0xE55D07

0xE55D07 is a hexadecimal literal commonly used in programming to denote a base-16 value. When interpreted as a 24-bit RGB color, the digits can be separated into red, green, and blue components: red is 0xE5, green is 0x5D, and blue is 0x07.

As a color value, 0xE55D07 corresponds to the RGB components (R=229, G=93, B=7). This yields a vivid orange hue with strong warmth and a low blue contribution. In styles and design contexts, the equivalent CSS hex color code is #E55D07.

In decimal form, the 24-bit value 0xE55D07 equals 15,031,559. The 0x prefix indicates a hexadecimal literal in many programming languages, and such literals are frequently used to specify colors, bitfields, or other packed data. When 0xRRGGBB formatting is expected, 0xE55D07 is interpreted directly as a color value.

Applications and considerations: values like 0xE55D07 appear in graphics, UI design, game development, and low-level graphics programming where colors are managed as 24-bit integers. Users should convert to the appropriate format for their environment (for example, using #E55D07 in CSS or appropriate bitwise operations in code).

See also: hexadecimal color codes, RGB color model, 0x prefix in programming, 24-bit color.