0b1100000010111

0b1100000010111 is a binary numeral literal commonly used in programming to denote a number written in base 2. The prefix 0b signals that the following digits should be interpreted as binary. The sequence consists of 13 bits.

Its value in decimal is 6167. In hexadecimal form, it is 0x1817. If padded to 16 bits for alignment, the binary representation would be 0001100000010111, showing the leading zeros that are omitted in the compact form.

In typical programming contexts, such literals are treated as unsigned integers with no fixed width unless a specific type or width is imposed. The literal can be used in bitwise operations, masking, or to express binary patterns in low-level code. The pattern 0b1100000010111 does not correspond to a standard ASCII or Unicode code point, but as a bit pattern it is sometimes used in demonstrations, testing, or configuration constants.