0b110101001100

0b110101001100 is a binary numeric literal. The prefix 0b is used in several programming languages to indicate that the digits following it are written in base 2.

The bit string 110101001100 consists of 12 bits. As an unsigned integer, its decimal value is 3404. In hexadecimal, it is 0xD4C.

If interpreted as a signed value in a fixed 12-bit two's complement representation, the most significant bit is 1, so the value would be -692. In most modern environments, the same digits may be extended to a wider word, in which case the value remains 3404 when sign extension applies.

In computing, binary literals like this are used for bitwise operations, masks, and low-level data representation. The 12-bit pattern could encode a flags set or a small data field in hardware registers, protocols, or compact file formats.