1100110101

1100110101 is a ten-bit binary numeral consisting of the digits 0 and 1. In computing, it can denote a simple bit pattern or be read as a binary integer depending on context.

As a binary number, 1100110101 equals 821 in decimal. Its hexadecimal representation is 0x335. If padded to 16 bits, it can be written as 0000001100110101 (which corresponds to 0x0335 in hex).

The decimal value 821 is a prime number. This makes the binary pattern 1100110101 a representation of a prime when interpreted as a whole 10-bit integer.

In practical terms, a 10-bit sequence like this could be used as a bitfield, an opcode fragment, or part of a data stream. It does not represent standard ASCII text when aligned to an 8-bit byte; however, if divided into two 5-bit blocks (11001 and 10101), it could map to letters in certain 5-bit encodings, depending on the specific scheme and bit ordering used.

See also Binary numeral system, Prime numbers, Binary encoding.