10001010110

10001010110 is an 11-bit binary string used as a binary numeral. Interpreted in binary notation, it represents the decimal number 1110.

When treated as a bit pattern, it contains five 1s and six 0s. The sequence begins with 1 and ends with 0. If padded with a leading zero to form 12 bits, the value corresponds to hexadecimal 0x456.

In computing practice, such a pattern may appear as data, a flag mask, or part of an instruction encoding. However, there is no widely recognized meaning or standard specifically associated with the exact sequence 10001010110. It is primarily of interest in discussions of binary representation and digital data, and it is commonly used in teaching examples to illustrate how binary strings map to decimal and hex values.

See also: binary numeral system; bit; hexadecimal numeral system.

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