0xF3ED8

0xF3ED8 is a hexadecimal numeral denoted with the 0x prefix, a common convention in computing to indicate a base-16 value. The digits F, 3, E, D, and 8 form the hexadecimal representation. Converted to decimal, 0xF3ED8 equals 999,128. In binary, it is 11110011111011011000, a 20-bit value corresponding to five hex digits.

In programming and digital systems, 0x-prefixed hex literals are used to express exact numeric constants, facilitate bitwise operations, and represent data such as memory offsets or masks. Because it is five hex digits, 0xF3ED8 sits within the 20-bit range (0 to 2^20 − 1). The exact meaning of 0xF3ED8 depends on the surrounding context; it could be used as a numeric constant, part of a larger identifier, or a fragment of a value in logs or debugging output.

Contexts and cautions: 0xF3ED8 is not a standard identifier with an inherent meaning by itself. In blockchain, addresses and hashes are typically longer (for example, 40 hex characters for Ethereum addresses), so a five-digit hex value like this would usually be a small component or a sample value rather than a full address. In documentation or code, its interpretation is entirely context-dependent, tied to the data structures or protocols in which it appears.

See also: hexadecimal notation, 0x prefixes, decimal and binary conversions, bitwise operations.