0b1110111010001

0b1110111010001 is a binary integer literal, using the 0b prefix to denote base-2 notation. The sequence of 13 bits represents the unsigned integer whose value is 7633 in decimal and 0x1DD1 in hexadecimal. The most significant bit is 1, making it a 13-bit number with a Hamming weight of 8 and it is odd since the least significant bit is 1.

In binary, the pattern may be useful for illustrating bitwise operations, masks, or flag fields in low-level programming. The 0b form is supported in various programming languages to express binary constants, for example in Python, JavaScript, and several compiled languages, providing a concise way to specify bit patterns without converting from decimal.

The bit-length of 13 means that the value is between 2^12 and 2^13−1; specifically, between 4096 and 8191. The number's properties, such as decimal value, hex representation, and parity, are determinable from the binary string alone.