10011001010012

10011001010012 is a numeric string consisting of the digits 0, 1, and 2, with fourteen characters. Because its digits are limited to 0–2, it can be read as a decimal numeral or as a base-3 (ternary) numeral. In decimal form, it denotes the integer 10,011,001,010,012. In base-3, the same string would be interpreted with powers of 3, yielding a different decimal value if evaluated as a ternary number.

The sequence does not have an established meaning in mathematics or standard encodings, but it is suitable as an example in discussions of numeral systems, parsing, and conversion. It can function as a test vector for base-conversion algorithms, as a placeholder identifier in data schemas, or as sample input in software testing.

Caution is warranted: the presence of the trailing digit 2 means it is not a valid binary literal, though it is a valid decimal or ternary representation. The interpretation depends on context, such as a base prefix or accompanying documentation.

See also: base-3 numeral system, decimal notation, numeric strings, test vectors.