0b1111001110000

0b1111001110000 is a binary integer literal using the common base-2 prefix 0b found in many programming languages. The digits of the value are 1111001110000, which constitutes a 13-bit binary number.

In decimal, this binary value equals 7792. In hexadecimal, it corresponds to 0x1E70. The 13-bit length means the most significant bit has a weight of 2^12 (4096), with the remaining bits contributing according to their positions. Converting 1111001110000_2 to decimal can be shown as 4096 + 2048 + 1024 + 512 + 64 + 32 + 16 = 7792.

The bit pattern can be read as four consecutive ones, two zeros, three ones, and four zeros: 1111 00 111 0000. When grouped into four-bit nibbles, the pattern aligns with the hexadecimal representation 1E70.

Context and usage: binary literals like 0b1111001110000 are used to specify exact bit patterns, often for low-level programming tasks such as bitwise operations, masks, or hardware register configurations. They are also used to express values in a form that mirrors how data is stored or transmitted at the bit level. Without additional context, 0b1111001110000 is simply a numeric value with a particular binary and hexadecimal representation.

See also: binary numeral system, hexadecimal notation, bitwise operations.