0b1010110110

0b1010110110 is a binary numeral literal, commonly used in programming languages to express a number in base-2. The prefix 0b signals that the digits that follow are binary.

It consists of ten bits. As an unsigned value, it equals decimal 694. In hexadecimal, it is 0x2B6; in octal, 0o1266.

The bit pattern is: 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 (from most-significant to least-significant).

If treated as a 10-bit two's complement number, its signed value is -330. In general, the interpretation depends on the width and encoding used.

In practice, such a literal might be used for bit masks, flags, or as a test value in demonstrations of binary arithmetic. When used in code, the actual value depends on the integer width supported by the language.