0001010011000011

0001010011000011 is a 16-bit binary string commonly used in discussions of digital representation. When expressed as hexadecimal, the sequence corresponds to 0x14C3. As an unsigned integer, the value is 5315 in decimal.

When divided into two bytes, the high byte is 00010100 (0x14, decimal 20) and the low byte is 11000011 (0xC3, decimal 195). In ASCII and most common character encodings, these bytes do not form a printable character sequence: 0x14 is a control code (DC4) and 0xC3 is part of extended encodings such as à in ISO/IEC 8859-1.

In computing, such a binary pattern can serve as a test vector for bitwise operations, masking, shifting, or as part of a larger data stream. Its interpretation depends on endianness and the surrounding protocol: in big-endian form it represents the 16-bit value 0x14C3, while in little-endian form it would be stored as 0xC3 followed by 0x14 in memory.

Because it contains no obvious trademarked identifier, name, or standard code, 0001010011000011 is typically treated as a generic binary example rather than a meaningful token by itself.