0b111011010100

0b111011010100 is a binary numeral literal. The 0b prefix denotes base-2 notation in many programming languages, including Python 3, JavaScript (ECMAScript 6 and later), and C++14. When written as a binary value, it represents the unsigned integer whose binary digits are 111011010100.

In decimal form, it equals 3796, and in hexadecimal it is 0xED4. The value uses 12 bits, and it has seven ones (a Hamming weight of 7).

As a binary literal, it can be used in bitwise operations, masking, and as a compact representation of flags, small constants, or bitfields in software and digital electronics contexts. The interpretation and significance of the value depend on its usage, the surrounding code, and the system architecture in which it appears.

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