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16777215

16777215 is the decimal value commonly associated with the 24-bit color white. It represents the maximum value that can be stored when using three 8-bit color channels (red, green, and blue), corresponding to 2^24 minus 1.

In hexadecimal form, 16777215 is 0xFFFFFF, which is the standard color code for white in many color

A 24-bit color space allows 16,777,216 distinct colors, ranging from 0x000000 (black) to 0xFFFFFF (white). The

Beyond pure color representation, 16777215 can appear in computing contexts as a boundary value or sentinel

specification
systems.
Interpreted
as
an
RGB
color,
this
means
each
channel
is
at
its
maximum
intensity
of
255,
yielding
pure
white.
decimal
equivalents
run
from
0
to
16,777,215,
with
16,777,215
representing
white.
when
color
data
is
stored
as
an
unsigned
integer.
It
is
used
in
various
graphics
APIs
and
image
formats
that
encode
colors
as
24-bit
integers,
and
it
remains
a
reference
point
for
the
upper
limit
of
standard
RGB
color
values.