1100111100011

1100111100011 is a binary numeral consisting of 13 bits. As a data pattern, it can be encountered in computing and digital communications where fixed-bit-length sequences are used for representation, testing, or encoding.

As a binary integer, 1100111100011 equals 6627 in decimal and 0x19E3 in hexadecimal. The sequence contains eight ones, giving it an even bit count (even parity) in terms of the number of set bits. The value is not divisible by two or five and has a factorization of 6627 = 3 × 47^2, so it is not a prime number.

Pattern characteristics include a run of four consecutive ones in the middle of the string (bits 5 through 8). The string is not a palindrome, as its reverse is 1100011110011, which differs from the original. When represented in a 16-bit form, it appears as 0001 1001 1110 0011, corresponding to the hexadecimal value 0x19E3. This illustrates how shorter binary sequences relate to common byte-oriented representations.

In practical use, 1100111100011 serves as an example pattern for teaching binary-to-decimal conversion, bit counting, and run-length characteristics. It is primarily of interest in educational, testing, or data-encoding contexts rather than as a value with intrinsic symbolic meaning. See also binary numeral system, hexadecimal notation, and bitwise operations.