1010001100

1010001100 is a binary numeral composed of ten bits. Interpreted in base-2, it equals the decimal number 652. Its hexadecimal representation is 0x28C, and as a 16-bit value it can be written as 0000001010001100.

It is an even number and divisible by 4, since the two least significant bits are zero. The prime factorization is 2^2 × 163, with 163 prime. The 10-bit length places its maximum possible value at 1023.

As a bit pattern, 1010001100 could be used as a flag or mask in digital systems, where each bit represents a separate feature or condition. There is no widely recognized meaning or standard associated with this specific sequence; it is one of many possible 10-bit patterns. It does not correspond to standard ASCII or Unicode on its own.

In storage, 1010001100 may be kept as an unsigned 10-bit value in specialized hardware or software; in common programming languages it would typically be housed within a larger data type such as a 16-bit unsigned integer, with binary representation 0000001010001100 or the hexadecimal form 0x028C.