001111100011

001111100011 is a 12-bit binary sequence. It is often treated as a numeric value when considered in computer and digital contexts, and its interpretation depends on the width and encoding used. Within a 12-bit unsigned interpretation, it represents the decimal value 995. In hexadecimal form, the same bit pattern is 0x3E3.

As a 12-bit two's complement (signed) value, the most significant bit is 0, indicating a non-negative number, so it also represents +995 in that scheme. This makes 001111100011 a positive value across common binary–decimal interpretation methods for this bit width.

Pattern characteristics of the sequence include a total of seven 1 bits and five 0 bits. The leftmost portion contains two leading zeros, followed by five consecutive ones, then three zeros, and ending with two trailing ones. Such a distribution can be relevant in discussions of bit masks, test vectors, or compact encoding schemes where specific bit patterns are meaningful.

In broader terms, 001111100011 can serve as an example in descriptions of binary notation, data representation, and digital logic design. It illustrates how a fixed-width binary string maps to numeric values and how pattern structure (leading zeros, runs of ones and zeros) can affect interpretation in various encoding schemes. See also binary numeral system, unsigned integers, two's complement, and hexadecimal notation for related concepts.