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100000110111

100000110111 is a binary numeral consisting of 12 bits. In base-2 notation it represents the decimal value 2103. In hexadecimal, it corresponds to 0x837.

The bit pattern has the most significant bit set (the leftmost 1), followed by five zeros, then

Mathematically, 2103 equals 3 × 701, with 701 being a prime number. As a 12-bit unsigned value,

In computing contexts, a 12-bit pattern like 100000110111 can be used as a word or as a

See also: Binary numeral system.

the
sequence
110111.
There
are
six
one-bits
in
total
within
the
12-bit
word.
it
lies
within
the
range
0
to
4095.
compact
set
of
flags
for
bitwise
operations,
including
masking,
testing
individual
bits,
or
shifting.
Its
fixed
length
makes
it
relevant
in
discussions
of
data
representation,
where
precise
bit-widths
matter
for
hardware
design,
encoder/decoder
schemes,
or
memory
addressing
in
systems
constrained
to
12
bits.