10011001010

10011001010 is an eleven-digit binary numeral. In binary notation, each digit corresponds to a power of two, with the leftmost bit representing the highest value and the rightmost bit representing the lowest.

As a binary number, 10011001010 equals 1226 in decimal. The value is even, since the least significant bit is 0. The string contains five ones, giving it a Hamming weight of 5. Its length of 11 bits means it can be used as a small bit field or identifier within larger data structures.

In computing contexts, such a bit pattern may function as a flag sequence, an address fragment, or part of a larger code. By itself, 10011001010 does not map to a standard character in common encodings like ASCII or Unicode, which operate on 7- or 8-bit units. If padded to 12 bits, the sequence becomes 010011001010, corresponding to hexadecimal 0x4CA. Padded to 16 bits, it becomes 0000010011001010, also 0x04CA. These representations reflect how the same bit pattern can be embedded in larger word sizes used by processors and communication protocols.

See also: binary numeral system, hexadecimal representation, bit fields.