100011

100011 is commonly encountered as a binary numeral, consisting of six bits. When interpreted as a binary number, it represents the value 35 in decimal. In other common bases, it is 0x23 in hexadecimal and 043 in octal.

In computer science, 100011 may appear as a bit pattern in data, a small unsigned integer, or as a component of a larger code. Its meaning depends on the encoding scheme, endianness, and the surrounding context. The six-bit width implies a limited range and is compatible with some microcontroller registers and early computing systems that used six-bit character sets or custom bitfields.

Outside pure mathematics and computing, 100011 can serve as an identifier, model number, catalog entry, or file label. It is not tied to a single widely recognized standard or concept. As with many numeric strings, its significance derives entirely from how and where it is used.