0b1110000000000
0b1110000000000 is a binary numeral literal used in many programming languages to denote a base-2 value. The 0b prefix indicates that the following digits are interpreted as binary.
The literal consists of thirteen bits: three consecutive ones followed by ten zeros. Its decimal value is
The pattern can also be described as 7 × 2^10, since 7168 equals 7 times 1024. This
In code, 0b1110000000000 is used as an integer literal and can serve as a flag or bitmask
See also: binary numeral system, bitwise operations, hexadecimal notation, and representations of numbers in computing.