0001100110110001

0001100110110001 is a 16-bit binary string. In computing, such patterns are commonly used to illustrate binary-to-hexadecimal and binary-to-decimal conversions, as well as to represent small pieces of data in memory or transmission.

As a binary numeral, it represents the unsigned integer 6577. In hexadecimal, it is 0x19B1. The bit pattern contains seven ones, giving it a Hamming weight of 7. If split into two bytes, the sequence 00011001 10110001 corresponds to the bytes 0x19 and 0xB1.

In terms of byte order, the two-byte value can be stored in big-endian form as 0x19 0xB1, or in little-endian form as 0xB1 0x19. The interpretation of the sequence as text characters is not straightforward in standard ASCII, since the first byte 0x19 is a control character and the second byte 0xB1 is a non-printable or extended-ASCII character depending on the encoding.

Contexts in which this bit pattern might appear include low-level data representation, debugging examples, or teaching materials illustrating binary and hexadecimal conversions, bit counting, and endianness. It does not correspond to a meaningful printable message in plain ASCII and is primarily of interest as a concrete example of a 16-bit value.

See also: binary representation, hexadecimal notation, endianness, bitwise operations.