0001110001111101

0001110001111101 is a 16-bit binary string commonly encountered in computing. When read as a binary number, it equals 7293 in decimal and 0x1C7D in hexadecimal.

The same sequence can function as a bitmask or flag field in hardware registers or software that manipulates individual bits. If divided into four 4-bit groups, it becomes 0001, 1100, 0111, 1101, which could be interpreted as a tiny bitmap row or used for pattern matching.

Interpreting the value as two ASCII bytes yields 0x1C and 0x7D. The first is a control character, and the second is the } punctuation. There is no widely recognized meaning attached to this exact string; it is commonly used as an example binary pattern in instructional materials.