0xF84
0xF84 is a hexadecimal integer literal used in many programming languages to denote a numeric value. The 0x prefix indicates that the following digits are base-16 digits. The digits F, 8, and 4 form a 12-bit hex number, written as 0xF84.
Its decimal value is 3972. In binary, 0xF84 corresponds to 1111 1000 0100. The three-hex-digit form is
In most languages, 0xF84 is an unsuffixed hexadecimal literal. In C and C-derived languages it has a
Common uses include bitwise operations, masks, and address or offset calculations, as well as representing constants
Programmers should be aware that hex digits can be written in upper- or lower-case without changing value