60008000

60008000 is an eight-digit numeric string that can function as a decimal number, equal to 60,008,000, or as a hexadecimal literal when written as 0x60008000. Because different domains adopt different notations, the interpretation varies with context.

In computing, hexadecimal literals are common for representing memory addresses, bit masks, or register values. 0x60008000 denotes a 32-bit value; its exact meaning depends on the system’s memory map or the hardware registers it is used to configure. It may serve as a base address in a memory-mapped region, a bit mask with specific bits set, or a configuration value in firmware or device drivers. Without a defined context, the number itself conveys only the bit pattern 0110 0000 0000 0000 1000 0000 0000 0000.

As a decimal number, 60,008,000 is divisible by 1000 and can appear as an identifier in databases, invoices, or product catalogs. Its prime factorization is 2^6 × 5^3 × 13 × 577, illustrating how a single eight-digit code can be composed of multiple prime factors.

In other uses, 60008000 might serve as a catalog or batch code, an order number, or a dataset key. There is no universally accepted meaning for 60008000; its sense is defined entirely by the domain and accompanying documentation.