0000001111000010

0000001111000010 is a 16-bit binary string. When interpreted as a 16-bit unsigned integer in big-endian (network) order, it corresponds to the hexadecimal value 0x03C2 and the decimal value 962. The high byte is 00000011 (0x03) and the low byte is 11000010 (0xC2). If read in little-endian order, the same two-byte sequence would represent 0xC203, which equals 49667 in decimal.

As a hexadecimal code, 0x03C2 is also the Unicode code point U+03C2, which denotes the Greek small letter final sigma (ς). While this mapping exists in Unicode, the binary string itself is a generic data pattern and does not inherently specify its meaning without a context such as a character encoding, a numeric field, or a protocol specification.

Contextual interpretations vary: it could represent a numeric value in a 16-bit field, a portion of a memory word, or part of a binary protocol payload. Without additional information about the data format, endianness, or encoding, the sequence remains an abstract bit pattern with multiple potential meanings. There is no widely recognized standard that assigns a unique, universal meaning to this exact binary sequence beyond these common interpretations. Related topics include hexadecimal notation, endianness, Unicode code points, and binary data encoding.