0000100000011001

0000100000011001 is a 16-bit binary numeral. When interpreted as a binary number, it equals decimal 2073 and hexadecimal 0x0819. In big-endian byte order it corresponds to the byte sequence 08 19; in little-endian it is 19 08.

The bit pattern 0000100000011001 has four bits set (at positions 11, 4, 3, and 0), giving a popcount of 4. As a raw 16-bit value, it does not correspond to a widely recognized standard constant or character encoding, and it is not typically interpreted as printable text in ASCII.

Context and potential uses include serving as a simple example of a 16-bit value in teaching materials, acting as a memory-dump fragment in debugging, or functioning as a small bitmask or flag field in low-level programming. Because it encodes a specific numeric value rather than a defined symbol, its interpretation depends on the surrounding software or hardware context.

In summary, 0000100000011001 is a binary representation of the integer 2073 (0x0819), with a bit pattern that sets four distinct bits. Its significance is determined by how it is used within a particular technical setting, and it has no universal meaning beyond its numeric and bitwise characteristics.