1010011001001

1010011001001 is a binary numeral comprising 13 digits. In base-2 notation it represents a non-negative integer used in digital systems.

Interpreted in decimal, the value is 5321. In hexadecimal it equals 0x14C9. With 13 bits, the largest representable value is 8191 (2^13 − 1). The length of the bitstring means it can encode a modest range of values within common 8- to 16-bit computing contexts.

As a plain bit pattern, 1010011001001 can appear as a numeric constant, a bit mask, or an identifier within various computing environments, depending on the architecture and software. It does not correspond to a standard ASCII sequence, and it is not associated with a well-known mathematical constant.

Beyond numeric interpretation, the string is a sequence of binary digits that may be used in demonstrations of binary counting, data encoding, or as an example in discussions of binary notation. In programming, such a value would typically be written with a prefix indicating binary (for example, 0b1010011001001) to distinguish it from decimal or hexadecimal literals.