110011100100

110011100100 is a binary numeral composed of 12 bits. As a raw bit pattern, it can appear in computer science education, digital electronics, and data encoding demonstrations.

Value representations: interpreted as an unsigned binary number, it equals decimal 3300. In hexadecimal notation the value is 0x0CE4. If stored in a 16-bit word, it is commonly shown as 0x0CE4, with the leading zeros indicating the 16-bit width.

Pattern characteristics: the sequence groups neatly as 1100 1110 0100. It contains six ones and six zeros. Its 12-bit width places its maximum unsigned value at 4095. It is not a palindrome and does not correspond to a standard ASCII or Unicode character by itself when considered as a standalone 12-bit code.

Applications and context: 110011100100 often serves as an example in teaching binary-to-decimal conversions, bitwise operations, and digital data encoding. It is not tied to a widely used encoding standard; in practice, it may be embedded within larger data words, where endianness and padding can affect how the bits are serialized or displayed.

See also: binary numeral system, hexadecimal numeral system, endianness, bitwise operations, data encoding.