0010010110110110

0010010110110110 is a 16-bit binary string. It consists of sixteen digits, each 0 or 1. In big-endian byte order, the first eight bits are 00100101 and the last eight are 10110110, corresponding to hex 25 and B6.

As an unsigned integer, it has the value 0x25B6, which is 9654 in decimal. As a signed 16-bit value, because the most significant bit is 0, it remains 9654.

Interpreting 0x25B6 as a Unicode code point yields U+25B6, the BLACK RIGHT-POINTING TRIANGLE, a symbol commonly used to denote play in media controls.

The pattern contains eight 1s and eight 0s, making it a balanced binary sequence. Such balanced patterns are sometimes used in testing, encoding exercises, or as simple data samples where a neutral, non-repeating bit distribution is desired.

Without additional context, 0010010110110110 is a generic binary data string. It can be treated as a numeric value, a pair of bytes, or a potential Unicode code unit, depending on the application.