110110001010110

110110001010110 is a binary string consisting of 15 bits. In general terms, it can be read as a base-2 representation of a number, or used as a data pattern in digital systems and computer algorithms.

Interpreted as a binary number, it equals 27,734 in decimal and 0x6C56 in hexadecimal. The string contains eight ones (a popcount of 8) and has a total length of 15 bits, indicating an even parity under the common even-parity convention.

In encoding contexts, 15-bit patterns may be grouped in multiple ways. For example, when treated as a 5-5-5 RGB color value, it splits as 11011 00010 10110, which corresponds to red=27, green=2, blue=22 in decimal.

As a standalone sequence, it serves as a simple illustrative example of a binary pattern used in teaching, testing bitwise operations, and representing small integers in digital electronics. It does not correspond to a widely standardized code on its own.