0xE7E

0xE7E is a hexadecimal numeric literal used in computer programming. When interpreted as a base-16 value, it represents the decimal number 3710.

Hexadecimal literals are commonly written with a 0x prefix in languages such as C, C++, Java, JavaScript, and Python. The digits used for 0xE7E are E, 7, and E, where E equals 14. Calculating its value: 14 × 256 + 7 × 16 + 14 = 3710, and in binary it is 0000 1110 0111 1110 in a 16-bit representation.

In programming, 0xE7E is typically used as a numeric constant in expressions, bitwise operations, address offsets, or as a component of more complex values. It can also appear as a memory address or mask in low-level code. Because hex notation is compact, such literals are common in systems programming, embedded programming, and performance-sensitive code.

0xE7E may also be encountered in discussions of data encoding or protocol design where precise, compact numeric values are needed. Its usefulness comes from being a straightforward base-16 representation that programmers can quickly convert to other bases or interpret in terms of bit patterns.

See also: hexadecimal, numeric literals, bitwise operations, memory addressing.