2F3

2F3 is an alphanumeric string that can refer to multiple concepts depending on context, rather than a single, fixed topic. In computing and numerically oriented contexts, 2F3 is commonly interpreted as a hexadecimal number. As a hex constant, it represents the decimal value 755 (2×256 + 15×16 + 3). Its binary representation is 0010 1111 0011, a 12-bit form derived from the three hex digits.

In digital color notation, a three-digit hex color code such as 2F3 can be used as shorthand for a six-digit code. When written as a color, 2F3 expands to #22FF33, where each digit is duplicated to form the red, green, and blue components: red 0x22 (34), green 0xFF (255), blue 0x33 (51). Such shorthand is permitted in CSS and related color specifications, offering a compact way to express colors.

Beyond numeric and color uses, 2F3 frequently appears as a model number, part identifier, or catalog code in manufacturing, electronics, or logistics. In these cases, its precise meaning is defined by the issuing organization and the surrounding documentation.

Because 2F3 does not correspond to a single universally recognized topic, its interpretation depends on the discipline and context in which it appears. When encountering 2F3, consult accompanying metadata, specifications, or standards to determine the intended meaning.