100111000100000

100111000100000 is a binary numeral consisting of 15 bits. In decimal notation, the value equals 20000, and in hexadecimal it corresponds to 0x4E20. When written as a full 16-bit word, the value can be shown as 0100111000100000.

Bit-pattern properties: The representation contains five ones, giving it a popcount of 5 and an odd parity. The number ends with five consecutive zero bits, meaning the value is divisible by 2^5 (32).

Conversions and usage: In programming and digital design, a binary literal like 100111000100000 is interpreted as the integer 20000. The hex form 0x4E20 is sometimes used in low-level representations or memory-mapping discussions, and the fact that 20000 is a round decimal figure can make it convenient for testing binary-to-decimal conversions, benchmarking, or demonstration purposes.

Context and notes: The bit-length and numeric value place this number well within the range of a 16-bit unsigned integer (0 to 65535). Its specific pattern—five trailing zeros and a cluster of ones in the higher bits—is a characteristic that can aid in illustrating binary properties such as divisibility and bit counting. Related topics include binary numeral systems, hexadecimal notation, and decimal notation.