0000001010001000

0000001010001000 is a 16-bit binary string. In binary notation, it represents the value 0b0000001010001000, which equals decimal 648 and hexadecimal 0x0288.

As a Unicode code point, the value 0x0288 corresponds to U+0288, the Latin small letter t with retroflex hook (ʈ). In the International Phonetic Alphabet, this symbol is used to denote a voiceless retroflex stop. The association with this single bit pattern is coincidental to its numeric value, but it is a notable interpretation for those working with character encodings and IPA transcription.

In alternative encodings, the 16-bit pattern can be read in nibble groups as 0000 0010 1000 1000, which maps to the digits 0, 2, 8, 8 if treated as BCD-like groups. If stored or transmitted in little-endian form, the two bytes would be 0x88 and 0x02.

The sequence has practical significance mainly as an example of a fixed-width binary value. Outside of specific encoding or data representation contexts, it does not correspond to a widely recognized constant, instruction, or flag. Its most distinctive public interpretation is its mapping to the IPA symbol via the Unicode code point U+0288, illustrating how a simple binary string can intersect with text encoding and phonetic notation in digital systems.