0111110001111

0111110001111 is a binary string consisting of thirteen bits. It can be analyzed as a simple example of how binary patterns are written and interpreted in digital contexts.

As a binary number, it equals decimal 3983 and hexadecimal 0x0F8F. If the leading zero is ignored by treating the string as a 12-bit value instead, the decimal is 3855 (hex 0xF8F).

The sequence exhibits a short run-length structure: one 0, followed by five 1s, then three 0s, and finally four 1s.

In addition to numeric interpretation, the string can be used in discussions of encoding, parsing, or testing software that handles binary data. It serves as a compact example for illustrating bit-wise operations, run-length encoding, and pattern matching, without relating to a broader historical or cultural context.

See also binary numeral system, bit string, and hexadecimal notation.