110011000000

110011000000 is a 12-bit binary numeral. In binary notation, each digit represents a bit and a power of two, so the string can be read as an unsigned integer or as a pattern in data encoding.

Value and representations: As an unsigned binary number, 110011000000 equals 3264 in decimal. Grouping into four-bit blocks yields 1100 1100 0000, which corresponds to the hexadecimal value 0xCC0. The decimal 3264 is also represented in octal as 0o6300. These representations reflect the same value in different numeral systems.

Properties: The sequence ends with zeros, making the number even and divisible by 16 (the last four bits are zero). The binary form contains four ones in total (a population count of four). The length of the string is 12 bits.

Context and usage: The pattern does not correspond to a widely recognized constant or standard value. It serves as a typical example for teaching or illustrating binary-to-hexadecimal and binary-to-octal conversions, as well as how bit patterns map to numeric values. In computing, 12-bit patterns can appear in memory dumps, bit masks, or specialized data paths in legacy or niche hardware; the exact meaning depends on the encoding scheme in use.

See also: Binary numeral system, Hexadecimal notation, Octal notation, Bit masks.