Definition: Ext328 refers to an octet-sized unsigned integer in the 64-bit system, representing a value between -15367903161503023200 (signed) and 4294967295 (unsigned). This is used for large numbers in many computer systems. The term "ext" signifies the octet-sized nature of these integers, while "328" refers to the 32-bit system. In binary notation, an ext328 would be represented as a sequence of four hexadecimal digits: FF, 01, 10, and FF respectively representing the value -15367903161503023200 (or -4294967295) in binary. It's used for large numbers within a system and can be represented as an octet-sized integer within this context.
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