0b1011111001010

0b1011111001010 is a binary literal used in many programming languages to denote a base-2 integer. The digits following the 0b prefix are 1011111001010, representing a 13-bit pattern with the most significant bit set.

Numerically, this binary value equals 6090 in decimal, and 0x17CA in hexadecimal. The 13-bit length corresponds to bit positions from 12 down to 0, with 2^12 being the highest power.

In software development, binary literals like this are used for explicit constant definitions, bitwise operations, masks, flags, and low-level data manipulation. The exact interpretation depends on the surrounding context, such as endianness and whether the value is treated as signed or unsigned.

Related representations include its hexadecimal form 0x17CA and its decimal form 6090. The 0b prefix is used in languages such as Python and JavaScript to improve readability when working with binary data.