1000011001011

1000011001011 is a binary numeral consisting of thirteen bits. It can be read as a binary value or used in contexts that require a fixed-length bit string, such as identifiers or data field examples.

Interpreted as a binary number, it equals 4299 in decimal and 0x10CB in hexadecimal. The bit length is 13, and the number of set bits (popcount) is six, which makes the value even. This illustrates how binary strings translate across numeric bases and how parity can be inferred from the bit pattern.

There is no widely recognized meaning attached to this exact sequence; its interpretation depends on context—such as a numeric identifier, a code within a data structure, or an example in an educational setting. As a fixed-length binary value, it may be used to demonstrate bitwise operations, masking, or encoding concepts in introductory computing material.

In binary, the value is composed of a 4096 component (2^12) plus 203 (0xCB). This can serve as a concrete example when teaching binary-to-hex conversions, bit position significance, or the relationship between different numeral systems. See also binary numeral systems, hexadecimal notation, bit length, parity, and two's complement.