0000010001110011

0000010001110011 is a 16-bit binary string consisting of zeros and ones. In decimal form, it equals 1139, and in hexadecimal it is 0x0473. The string can be understood as two bytes when interpreted in big-endian order: 00000100 corresponds to 0x04 (high byte) and 01110011 corresponds to 0x73 (low byte).

When viewed as memory data, the two-byte sequence is 04 73 in hexadecimal. In little-endian representation, the same 16-bit value would be stored as 73 04. If interpreted as ASCII, the high byte 0x04 is a non-printable control character, while 0x73 corresponds to the lowercase letter 's'; as a whole, the 16-bit value does not form a standard printable string.

In computing and digital design, such a binary string can serve as a simple example of a 16-bit value, a bitfield, or a piece of data within a protocol or hardware register. It demonstrates common concepts such as base conversion between binary, hexadecimal, and decimal, as well as considerations of endianness and how data may be laid out in memory. While not tied to a specific format or standard, patterns like 0000010001110011 are frequently used in educational materials and lightweight data encoding examples to illustrate binary representation and basic data interpretation.