0010001110110110

0010001110110110 is a 16-bit binary sequence consisting of the digits 0 and 1. It does not by itself imply any specific meaning without a context, but such sequences are common in digital systems and data representations.

In hexadecimal form it equals 0x23B6, and in decimal it is 9142. This value can be interpreted as an unsigned 16-bit integer in many programming languages and as a unit in binary file formats.

As a Unicode code point, 0010001110110110 can be read as U+23B6. If treated this way, the glyph that appears depends on the font and rendering environment, and the code point belongs to the miscellaneous symbols range.

In practice, 16-bit binary patterns like this are used in a variety of contexts, including memory word representations, binary data encoding, and educational examples illustrating bitwise operations. There is no widely recognized significance attached specifically to this sequence.

See also: Binary, Hexadecimal, Unicode code points, endianness.