10011100101

10011100101 is a binary numeral consisting of eleven bits. In binary notation it denotes a specific nonnegative integer when treated as an unsigned value. The string is not aligned to a whole byte, since it has 11 bits.

Value conversions: In decimal, the binary 10011100101 equals 1253. In hexadecimal, it corresponds to 0x4E5, and in octal, 0o2345.

Binary properties: The bit pattern contains six ones (a Hamming weight of 6) and ends with 1, making the value odd. The 11-bit pattern would be interpreted differently under signed representations: as an unsigned value it is 1253; as an 11-bit two's complement signed integer it represents -795.

Mathematical note: 1253 factors into 7 × 179, so it is composite.

Context and usage: Such a binary string could appear in computer science education as an example of binary-to-decimal conversion, bit counting, or encoding demonstrations. It does not correspond to a standard ASCII character sequence or widely used encoding by itself.