0001100100000100

0001100100000100 is a 16-bit binary string. When interpreted as a binary number, it equals 6404 in decimal and 0x1904 in hexadecimal.

In memory and data encoding, the two bytes are 00011001 (0x19) and 00000100 (0x04) in big-endian order. In little-endian form the bytes would be 00000100 00011001. Endianness affects how the same bit sequence is stored or transmitted, even though the underlying value remains the same.

In Unicode, the code point U+1904 belongs to the Limbu block. This mapping represents a single Limbu character used in the Limbu script, which is employed to write the Limbu language in Nepal and by its speakers in communities around the world. The association with a Unicode code point allows the character to be rendered in digital text across platforms and fonts that support the Limbu range.

As a universal bit pattern, 0001100100000100 can appear in various contexts, such as numeric values in software, binary file headers, or as a component of encoded text in UTF-16 data units. Correct interpretation depends on the surrounding encoding assumptions, particularly the endianness and the intended data type.