10011011010

10011011010 is an 11-bit binary numeral written as a plain binary string. In binary notation, each digit represents a power of two, making it suitable for describing numbers, bit patterns, or flags in digital systems.

As an unsigned integer, the value of 10011011010 is 1242 in decimal. It also corresponds to the hexadecimal value 0x4DA (binary 0100 1101 1010 if padded to 12 bits for alignment). The 11-bit length means it does not align to a standard 8- or 16-bit boundary without padding.

If interpreted as a signed number in two's complement with 11 bits, the leading bit is a 1, indicating a negative value. In that interpretation, 10011011010 represents -806 in decimal.

Context matters for the meaning of such a binary sequence. As a raw bit pattern, it could encode a numeric value, an address or offset in a memory system, a control flag pattern, or part of a larger data stream. Without accompanying specification or a surrounding protocol, the exact interpretation remains ambiguous.

In computing literature, 10011011010 often appears as an example of a binary string used to illustrate base conversions, bitwise operations, or endianness considerations. Its precise significance is determined by how a particular system encodes and uses binary data.