heksakoodina
Heksakoodina is a term used to describe data represented in hexadecimal notation, i.e., base-16. In Estonian technical usage, the adverbial form heksakoodina refers to presenting values as hex codes rather than in decimal form. Hexadecimal notation uses sixteen symbols: 0–9 and A–F, where each hex digit corresponds to four binary bits. Two hex digits make up one byte.
Hex codes are common in several areas of computing. In web design, colors are frequently specified as
Conversion between hex and decimal involves arithmetic tied to base 16: each digit represents a power of
In technical writing and documentation, heksakoodina is a standard way to describe data values, memory content,