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0000101000101101

0000101000101101 is a 16-bit binary numeral used in digital data representation. It can be treated as a single unsigned integer or as data encoded in various formats, depending on the context.

As an unsigned integer, the binary sequence equals 2605 in decimal and 0x0A2D in hexadecimal.

When interpreted as two consecutive bytes in big-endian order, the high byte is 00001010 (0x0A) and the

In little-endian memory layout, the byte order would be 2D 0A.

If considered as ASCII data, the two bytes map to 0x0A (line feed) and 0x2D ('-'), which do

In RGB565 color encoding, the 16-bit value can be partitioned into red, green, and blue components: red

The binary string is commonly used in teaching and documentation to illustrate base conversions, endianness, and

low
byte
is
00101101
(0x2D),
corresponding
to
decimal
values
10
and
45,
respectively.
not
form
a
printable
ASCII
string
when
read
as
characters
alone.
uses
the
top
5
bits,
green
the
middle
6
bits,
and
blue
the
bottom
5
bits.
This
yields
red
=
1,
green
=
17,
blue
=
13
(out
of
the
respective
maxima
of
31,
63,
and
31).
The
resulting
color
would
be
very
dark
with
low
color
intensity.
binary
data
representation
in
computer
systems.
It
may
also
appear
in
examples
of
memory
dumps
or
binary
literals
in
programming
languages.