1010111101

1010111101 is a ten-bit binary numeral. In base-2 notation it represents the integer 701 in decimal and 0x2BD in hexadecimal. The sequence contains seven ones, giving it a Hamming weight of 7 and an odd parity. The most significant bit is 1, indicating the value falls in the upper portion of the 10-bit range (512 to 1023).

Structurally, the pattern includes a run of four consecutive ones in the middle (1111), which is a notable feature for demonstrations of bit patterns and logic design. The least significant bit is 1, so the value is odd.

In practical terms, 1010111101 is often used as a simple test vector or example bit string in digital logic, programming exercises, and demonstrations of binary arithmetic. Because it is a fixed-length 10-bit sequence, it serves as a convenient illustration of conversions between numeral systems and of bitwise operations on compact word sizes that do not align to more common widths like 8 or 16 bits.

For representation, padding the string to align with hexadecimal grouping yields 001010111101, which corresponds to the hex value 0x2BD. As a 10-bit field, its range is 0 to 1023, with 701 occupying roughly the upper-middle portion of that range. Beyond numerical interpretation, the sequence has no widely standardized symbolic meaning and is primarily of interest as an example of binary encoding and bit-pattern characteristics.