0010000001100110

0010000001100110 is a 16-bit binary sequence. When interpreted as a single value, it corresponds to the hexadecimal value 0x2066, which is 8294 in decimal.

In the Unicode character set, U+2066 designates the Left-to-Right Isolate (LRI), a formatting character used in bidirectional text. LRI begins an isolated directional segment whose contents are treated separately from the surrounding text and is closed by PDI (U+2069).

This isolation helps prevent the directionality of the surrounding text from affecting the order of characters inside the isolate, providing more predictable rendering when mixing scripts such as Latin and Arabic or Hebrew. LRI is one of the directional isolates introduced to improve the stability of the Unicode Bidirectional Algorithm in complex scripts.

The 16-bit sequence may be represented in memory in different endianness: as big-endian bytes 20 66 or as little-endian 66 20. As a reference in data encoding or discussions of Unicode control characters, 0010000001100110 can thus be seen as a binary representation of the LRI code point U+2066.