64ff9b96

64ff9b96 is an eight-character hexadecimal string. It falls within the hexadecimal digit set 0-9 and a-f and can be interpreted in several ways in computing.

As a 32-bit value, it represents a number from 0x00000000 to 0xFFFFFFFF. In version control and software development, eight- to twelve-character shortened identifiers are commonly used to reference objects such as commits; 64ff9b96 could function as a shorthand reference to a specific object in systems that produce 32-bit or longer hashes.

In databases and identifiers, such a string can serve as a compact token or key. In cryptography, it might be the first eight hex digits of a longer hash, or a truncated checksum.

Color interpretation: if interpreted as an eight-digit color code in RGBA form, #64ff9b96 corresponds to a color with red 0x64, green 0xFF, blue 0x9B and alpha 0x96, i.e., a semi-transparent color. This illustrates how eight-hex-digit strings can be read as color values in some contexts.

There is no widely recognized real-world object or standard specifically associated with this exact identifier. It serves as an example of how eight-hex-digit strings can function in computing as identifiers, tokens, or color codes.