3f0

3f0, often written as 3F0, is a short alphanumeric token that appears in multiple domains as an identifier, code, or label. It does not denote a single concept; the meaning is defined by the context in which it is used.

As a hexadecimal value, 0x3F0 represents the decimal number 1008. In data formats or programming, the sequence 3F0 may be treated as a numeric literal, an index, or a code depending on the language and parsing rules.

In web color notation, the three-digit hex color #3F0 expands to the color #33FF00, which corresponds to RGB values of (51, 255, 0). This shorthand form is supported in CSS for compact color specification.

Beyond numbers and colors, 3f0 frequently appears as a model number, catalog code, or internal label for electronics, software, or datasets. Its exact meaning is determined by the issuer and the purpose for which it was created.

Because it lacks a fixed definition, 3f0 is typically clarified by accompanying documentation or context. When encountered, the surrounding information—such as the document type, system, or product line—usually indicates which interpretation applies.