0010000110010100

0010000110010100 is a 16-bit binary sequence. When treated as an unsigned integer in binary notation, it equals 8596 in decimal and 0x2194 in hexadecimal.

Hex 0x2194 corresponds to the Unicode code point U+2194, which renders as the left-right arrow symbol (↔). Thus, if the 16-bit value is interpreted as a Unicode code point in big-endian form, the resulting character is ↔.

The same bit pattern can have different meanings in other contexts. For example, interpreting the two bytes in little-endian order would yield the value 0x9421, which represents a different data interpretation depending on the system's endianness. In memory dumps or network data, endianness and encoding schemes determine how such a binary string is interpreted.

Binary patterns like 0010000110010100 are common in computing for data representation, testing, or as identifiers. They can appear in various forms—memory dumps, binary configuration files, or protocol payloads—and their meaning is context-dependent, linked to the encoding and interpretation rules applied to the data.