1100000001

1100000001 is a binary numeral consisting of ten digits. It comprises two leading ones, seven zeros, and a trailing one, forming a simple bit pattern often used in computational contexts as an instructional example of binary sequences.

As an unsigned binary value, 1100000001 equals 769 in decimal. In hexadecimal this value is 0x301. In a 10-bit interpretation, the bits set are at positions 9, 8, and 0 (counting from zero at the least significant bit), with all other positions cleared.

This sequence is commonly encountered in discussions of bitwise operations, where it can serve as a straightforward bitmask or test vector. For example, it can illustrate how specific bits are extracted, tested, or combined with other patterns in programming exercises and teaching materials.

Beyond numeric uses, 1100000001 may appear as an identifier or data sample in various datasets or documentation. Without additional context, its significance is determined by the surrounding application, much as any other binary string would be.

See also

binary numeral system, bitwise operations, bitmask, hexadecimal