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101011101

101011101 is a binary numeral consisting of nine bits. In binary notation it represents the value 101011101_2, which equals 349 in decimal and 0x15D in hexadecimal.

Properties of this binary string include that the least significant bit is 1, so the value is

Context and usage: Nine-bit values are uncommon in contemporary computing, where 8- or 16-bit groupings are standard,

odd.
The
pattern
contains
a
central
run
of
three
consecutive
ones
(111).
The
decimal
value
349
is
a
prime
number.
but
9-bit
patterns
can
appear
in
specialized
hardware,
embedded
systems,
or
custom
communication
protocols
that
pack
data
with
non-byte-aligned
widths.
As
a
standalone
value,
101011101
may
be
used
in
examples
illustrating
binary
arithmetic,
bitwise
operations,
or
encoding
schemes,
and
it
can
serve
as
a
compact
reference
point
for
converting
between
binary,
decimal,
and
hexadecimal
representations.