x0A94

x0A94 is a string that can refer to several distinct concepts in computing and data contexts. It is not tied to a single universally recognized entity, but rather appears as a hex-like identifier or code in different domains. In hexadecimal notation, x0A94 (often written as 0x0A94) represents the digital value 0A94 in base 16, equal to 27028 in decimal. Such values commonly appear as memory addresses, bit patterns, color components in certain encodings, or constants in source code.

As a Unicode reference, the sequence can correspond to the code point U+0A94, which lies in the Gujarati block of the Unicode standard. Code points in this range map to specific Gujarati characters and signs when encoded in UTF-8 or UTF-16, and rendering depends on font support and rendering software.

In practical contexts, x0A94 can also function as a product, part, or catalog identifier used by a vendor or organization. Without accompanying documentation or a naming scheme, this usage is ambiguous and not standardized across industries.

In data, firmware images, or logs, x0A94 may appear as an identifier, tag, or fragment of a larger record. Because hex-like strings and code points often appear in multiple domains, the exact interpretation is determined by surrounding information such as the file type, documentation, or source code where it is encountered.

See also: 0x0A94, U+0A94, hexadecimal notation, Gujarati block.