0xF50

0xF50 is a hexadecimal number prefixed by 0x, used in computing to denote values in base-16. In decimal, 0xF50 equals 3920. In binary, it is 111101010000.

When represented in 16-bit form, it is 0x0F50. In programming, 0xF50 is used as a literal for constants in languages such as C, C++, JavaScript, Python, or Rust. It can represent memory addresses, bitmasks, offsets, or other numeric data. It is common in low-level programming to write constants in hex to relate to bit patterns or hardware registers. In little-endian memory layouts, the 16-bit value 0x0F50 is stored as the bytes 0x50 followed by 0x0F.

If used as an identifier or label in certain contexts, 0xF50 might also refer to a specific hash, token, or address in a software project; however, without context it is simply a hexadecimal constant.

See also: hexadecimal prefix, hexadecimal numeral system, 0x notation, decimal system.