170190C340375F

170190C340375F is a 14-character alphanumeric string consisting of digits 0–9 and the hexadecimal letters C and F. In information technology, strings of this form are commonly interpreted as hexadecimal identifiers or keys, rather than as words or numbers in natural language.

Structure and size: The string uses 14 hex digits, which encodes 56 bits of information. As a hexadecimal value, it is written in uppercase without separators. It does not convey semantic meaning on its own and is interpreted only within a given system or dataset.

Usage and context: Such identifiers are widely used as compact serial numbers, build or firmware identifiers, transaction or log IDs, or primary keys in databases. They are favored for being compact, easy to generate, and relatively resistant to collision when produced with a suitable scheme. The exact meaning depends on the application, metadata, and surrounding identifiers.

Standards and interpretation: 170190C340375F is not a universally standardized identifier like a UUID or ISBN; it lacks a namespace, version field, or checksum by itself. Systems that use it typically apply their own conventions, prefixes, or encoding to distinguish it from other domains.

See also: hexadecimal notation, identifiers, serial number, build hash.