3A7

3A7 is an alphanumeric sequence that appears in a variety of unrelated contexts. Because it is not tied to a single standard, its meaning depends on the domain in which it is used. In each setting, it serves as a short identifier rather than a descriptive term.

In hexadecimal notation, 3A7 represents the base-16 value three A seven, which equals 935 in decimal. It is a positional numeral and has no inherent meaning beyond its numeric value in that system.

In Unicode, the code point U+03A7 corresponds to the Greek capital letter Chi. This character is part of the Greek alphabet and is used in Greek text as well as in mathematics and science to denote the chi symbol in various contexts.

In web color notation, the three-digit shorthand #3A7 expands to the full six-digit color #33AA77. This shorthand is interpreted as a color value in CSS and HTML, where each digit maps to a pair of identical digits to form a full RGB color.

Beyond these, 3A7 may appear as a model number, catalog identifier, or route/code designation within different organizations. Such uses are context-specific and do not imply a shared standard across domains. To determine the intended meaning, it is necessary to examine the surrounding system, documentation, or user community that employs the code.