36e6

36e6 is a numeric literal written in scientific notation, representing 36 × 10^6, i.e., 36,000,000. In many programming languages and data formats, the letter e (or E) stands for exponent base 10, so 36e6 is equal to 3.6e7 and both denote the same value. The notation is used to express large numbers succinctly, common in scientific, engineering, and computing contexts. Depending on context, 36e6 can be written as 36000000 or 3.6e7; the choice depends on readability and required precision. If interpreted as bytes, 36,000,000 bytes are roughly 34.3 mebibytes (MiB). The term communicates magnitude rather than a unit and is typically combined with units when embedded in data, for example as a count or a measurement. The concept is part of the broader system of scientific notation used to simplify writing very large or very small numbers.