110110000

110110000 is a binary numeral consisting of nine digits. In base-2, this pattern represents the integer 432. When expressed in other bases, it corresponds to 0x1B0 in hexadecimal and 0o660 in octal. The value can be read in binary as ones in the most-significant bits (the leftmost two digits are 1) and in the middle two positions (the fifth and fourth digits from the left) also 1, with the remaining bits zero. In digital electronics and computer architectures, such a nine-bit pattern might appear as a small bit field or as part of a larger word; the specific meaning depends on the context, including bit ordering and whether bits are used as flags, counters, or data.

In programming languages that support binary literals, 110110000 can be written as 0b110110000 (examples include languages that allow the 0b prefix). Without context, the string is simply a numeric value rather than a word with semantic meaning.

If the string is used as an identifier in a dataset or protocol, its interpretation would be defined by that system; there is no universal meaning attached to the sequence itself. The nine-bit length is also noteworthy, as most modern systems use 8-bit bytes, so 9-bit patterns are less common but can occur in specialized hardware or encodings.