0xF3E

0xF3E is a hexadecimal literal used in programming to denote the numeric value represented by the hexadecimal digits F3E. In decimal, this value is 3902. The prefix 0x signals hexadecimal notation and is used in many programming languages, including C, C++, Java, JavaScript, Python, and Solidity.

Value and representations: In binary, 0xF3E equals 111100111110. As a 16-bit value it is often shown as 0x0F3E, and in 32-bit form as 0x00000F3E. The exact padding depends on the bit width of the integer type in use.

Usage: Such literals are common in source code for numeric constants, bit masks, flags, or small data values. They may appear in array initializers, bitwise operations, shifts, or comparisons. In languages that distinguish between hexadecimal byte data and numeric literals, 0xF3E would typically be interpreted as a numeric constant or as part of a larger data construct, rather than as a standalone address.

Notes: 0xF3E equals 3902 in decimal, and its significance derives from the context in which it appears rather than any inherent meaning. It illustrates the general use of hexadecimal notation across programming and computing environments.