heksadesimaalimerkkiä
The heksadesimaalimerkkiä, often translated as hexadecimal marker or prefix, is a symbol or short sequence of characters used to indicate that a following number is represented in hexadecimal (base-16) notation. This prefix helps distinguish hexadecimal numbers from decimal (base-10) numbers, which are the default interpretation in many programming languages and contexts.
Common hexadecimal markers include "0x" in languages like C, C++, Java, and Python, and "$" in some
The use of a hexadecimal marker is a convention that aids readability and prevents ambiguity in computer