0010010111101110

0010010111101110 is a 16-bit binary string that can function as a binary data word in computing contexts. In common notations, it can be read as an unsigned integer or as part of a data sequence in digital systems.

As a numeric value, interpreting the string as an unsigned 16-bit integer yields decimal 9710. Its hexadecimal representation is 0x25EE, obtained by dividing the string into four-bit groups: 0010 0101 1110 1110, which correspond to the hex digits 2, 5, E, and E. In two's complement representation, this bit pattern also represents +9710, since the most significant bit is 0.

The bit pattern has nine ones and seven zeros, giving it a Hamming weight of 9. Grouped into bytes, the sequence appears as 00100101 and 11101110, or 0x25 and 0xEE in hexadecimal. Interpreting the first byte as ASCII yields the character '%', while the second byte 0xEE falls outside standard ASCII and depends on the chosen encoding.

Potential uses for a 16-bit binary pattern like this include representing a combination of flags in a 16-bit status word, encoding a numeric identifier in low-level data structures, or serving as a test vector in software and hardware testing. Without additional context, the sequence is a generic binary data example rather than a value tied to a particular standard or meaning.

See also: binary notation, hexadecimal notation, 16-bit word, two's complement, bit patterns.