0xFB3

0xFB3 is a hexadecimal numeric literal. The prefix 0x is used in many programming languages to indicate that the following digits are in base 16. The value 0xFB3 corresponds to the decimal number 4019. In binary, it is 1111 1011 0011, using 12 bits.

In programming and computing, hexadecimal literals like 0xFB3 are common in contexts such as debugging, bitwise operations, and low-level programming. They are convenient for expressing and manipulating specific bit patterns, memory addresses, or constants that align with 4-bit boundaries. The interpretation and usage of 0xFB3 depend on the surrounding code and the language in use.

As a Unicode reference, 0xFB3 can be interpreted as the Unicode code point U+0FB3 when viewed in the context of character encoding. This places it within the Tibetan block (U+0F00 to U+0FFF). The exact character, its name, and its rendering depend on the font and software being used; the Tibetan block contains a variety of letters and diacritics used in Tibetan script. Because fonts and environments differ, the visible glyph for U+0FB3 may vary.

Context is essential for 0xFB3: without a defined surrounding system, it is simply a numeric value. Its meaning in a given scenario—such as a memory address, a color component (in applicable ecosystems), or a Unicode code point—depends on the programming language, data format, and application.