64256

64256 is a natural number that follows 64255 and precedes 64257. It is even and composite, with a prime factorization of 2^8 × 251. Equivalently, 64256 equals 251 multiplied by 256.

In base representations, 64256 is expressed as 0xFB00 in hexadecimal and as 11111011 00000000 in binary. Its octal representation is 175400 (0o175400). These representations reflect its status as a 16-bit value, since 64256 is less than the 16-bit unsigned maximum of 65,535.

As a 16-bit unsigned integer, 64256 is a value that can appear in computing contexts such as memory dumps, data files, or binary encodings. Its hex form, 0xFB00, may be encountered in low-level programming or when inspecting raw data, while its binary form provides a precise bit pattern for analysis or testing.

There is no single widely recognized meaning or usage for 64256 beyond its mathematical properties; it may occur as an identifier, catalog number, or data value in various technical, scientific, or logistical contexts. In mathematical references, it is primarily noted for its factorization and representations in different bases.