0010001000010101

0010001000010101 is a 16-bit binary string. As a standalone sequence of bits, its meaning depends on context; without additional information it represents only a numeric value or a pattern used in data processing.

Numerically, the value is 0x2215 in hexadecimal and 8725 in decimal. If treated as two 8-bit bytes, the high byte is 0x22 and the low byte is 0x15. In little-endian memory, the bytes would appear as 0x15 0x22.

ASCII and Unicode interpretations vary. As two ASCII bytes, 0x22 corresponds to the quotation mark (" ) and 0x15 is a non-printable control character. Interpreting the 16-bit sequence as a Unicode code point yields U+2215, the division slash symbol ∕, used in mathematical notation to denote division.

In practice, such a pattern may appear in memory dumps, network or file headers, bitfields, or as a generic test pattern for 16-bit systems. Its significance is defined by its application and encoding, not by the bits alone.

See also: binary number, hexadecimal notation, ASCII, Unicode, endianness, bitfields.