0110

0110 is a four-digit sequence consisting of the digits 0 and 1. In computing and mathematics, it is commonly treated as a binary numeral, but its meaning depends on the context.

As a binary number, 0110 represents the decimal value 6. The leading zero indicates a fixed-width representation, such as a 4-bit pattern used in digital logic, teaching materials, and basic encoding schemes.

In languages that use a leading zero to denote octal notation, 0110 is interpreted as octal 110, which is decimal 72. This illustrates how the same digit string can have different values in different numeral systems.

Beyond numeric representation, 0110 can appear in identifiers, file names, or year fields where zero padding is used for alignment. In such cases, the interpretation is entirely contextual and not inherently mathematical.