1010001001001

1010001001001 is a binary numeral consisting of 13 bits. In binary form it is 0b1010001001001. Its value in decimal is 5193, and in hexadecimal it is 0x1449. The string contains five 1-bits, giving it a Hamming weight of 5. This pattern can be used as a bitmask representing up to 13 flags or features, depending on how the bits are interpreted in a given context.

In broader terms, such a binary sequence is common in computing and digital design as an example of binary arithmetic or as a simple bit-field illustration. It does not, by itself, correspond to a standard ASCII or Unicode code point, and there is no widely recognized entity or identifier that is universally identified with this exact string. When discussing binary numbers like this, developers often consider conversions to other bases, bit counts, and potential applications as masks or encoded data in small-scale digital systems.