10011011101112

10011011101112 is a digit string consisting of the numerals 1 and 0 with a terminal 2. As written, it resembles a binary sequence but is not valid binary, since binary digits are restricted to 0 and 1. The presence of the digit 2 means it cannot be interpreted as a base-2 number.

Because all digits are in the range 0–2, the string is a valid numeral in any base of at least three. For example, in base-3 it represents the decimal value 1,676,255 (computed as 1×3^13 + 0×3^12 + 0×3^11 + 1×3^10 + 1×3^9 + 0×3^8 + 1×3^7 + 1×3^6 + 1×3^5 + 0×3^4 + 1×3^3 + 1×3^2 + 1×3^1 + 2×3^0). If read as a base-10 (decimal) numeral, the string equals 10,011,011,101,112.

The string also has a simple composition: it contains nine 1s, four 0s, and one 2. There is no widely recognized mathematical meaning or standard encoding attached to this exact sequence; it is typically encountered as an instructional example for base-conversion concepts, numeral systems, or puzzle scenarios rather than as a defined constant or widely used identifier.