0xE61

0xE61 is a hexadecimal numeral. The prefix 0x signals that the digits that follow are in base 16. The characters E, 6, and 1 correspond to the values 14, 6, and 1, so the decimal equivalent is 3681. In programming languages such as C, C++, JavaScript, Python, and many others, 0xE61 can be used directly as a numeric literal. Depending on the type and the surrounding code, it may represent a small integer, a bit pattern, a memory offset, or a component of a larger data value.

Within computing and digital systems, hex literals like 0xE61 are common for representing values in a human-readable form alongside binary data. Hex is frequently used to express addresses, masks, color components, and encoded data, though 0xE61 by itself does not imply a particular meaning without context. In the Ethereum and broader blockchain ecosystem, values are commonly shown with a 0x prefix to denote hexadecimal data, including addresses and data payloads; again, 0xE61 would be interpreted only within a specific contract, dictionary, or data structure.

Value-wise, 0xE61 occupies 12 bits and equals 3681 decimal. Its practical interpretation depends on the language, platform, and data structure in which it appears.