0b11001111010010

0b11001111010010 is a binary literal, a numeric value written in base-2 notation with a 0b prefix. In many programming languages, including Python, the 0b prefix signals that the following digits should be interpreted as a binary integer. The sequence consists of 14 bits.

In decimal it equals 13266, and in hexadecimal it is 0x33D2. The 14-bit pattern can also be represented as a 16-bit value 0011001111010010, if padded with leading zeros. The bit length is 14 in this representation, but the same pattern can be embedded in wider integers if needed.

Such binary patterns are used to encode specific bit patterns, masks, addresses, or small integers in computing and digital design. For instance, it can serve as a test vector in hardware simulations, or as a literal used in code to configure flags or control bits.

If interpreted as a signed value in a 14-bit two’s complement system, the pattern would represent -3118; in unsigned form it remains 13266. The exact interpretation depends on the surrounding context, such as the programming language and the data width chosen for a variable or field.