0001111011011111

0001111011011111 is a 16-bit binary string. It represents the unsigned integer 7903 (decimal) and the hexadecimal value 0x1EDF.

As a signed value in two's complement, the leading zero indicates it is positive; thus it equals +7903.

The pattern contains 11 ones and 5 zeros. Bit by bit, it breaks down into nibble groups as 0001 1110 1101 1111. The last four bits are all ones, and the first nibble is 0001, followed by 1110 and 1101 in the middle.

In practical terms, 16-bit sequences such as this can appear as data words, memory values, or bit masks in hardware and software. There is no widely recognized standard meaning attached to this exact sequence; it is primarily of interest as a concrete example of a 16-bit binary constant.

See also the related concepts of binary numerals, hexadecimal notation, and two's complement representation for further context on how such bit strings are interpreted and used.