x0E58

x0E58 is a label that commonly appears in computing contexts as a hexadecimal value. In standard hexadecimal notation, the equivalent value is 0x0E58, which equals 3672 in decimal. The prefix 0x is widely used in programming languages and documentation to signal a base-16 number, though variations exist in different languages and environments.

In the realm of Unicode, the code point U+0E58 lies in the Thai block, which spans from U+0E00 to U+0E7F. This means that U+0E58 represents a character of the Thai script. The Thai block is used to encode Thai text for rendering, processing, and interchange in digital systems. The exact glyph and official name of U+0E58 are defined in the Unicode standard, and may be consulted in the Unicode Character Database for precise classification and usage details.

Beyond numeric notation and Unicode, x0E58 may appear as an identifier, model number, or version tag in software, hardware, or documentation. Its meaning in any given context is inherently dependent on accompanying information such as the surrounding code, documentation, or data format.

See also: hexadecimal notation, Unicode, Thai script, code points, software identifiers.