1110001110

1110001110 is a ten-digit sequence that can be read in several numeral systems. In binary notation, 1110001110 represents the decimal value 910. Conversely, if the sequence is treated as decimal digits, it reads as the number 1,110,001,110.

As a binary pattern, it consists of three consecutive ones, followed by three zeros, then three ones again and a trailing zero: 111 000 111 0. It is an even number because it ends with 0, and its binary weight (the number of 1s) is six.

In computing contexts, this specific pattern might be used as a test vector or example when illustrating bit runs, pattern matching, or teaching binary arithmetic. It does not correspond to a standard ASCII character sequence or a widely recognized constant in mathematics. If embedded in longer bit streams, its meaning depends on framing (for example, how the bits are grouped into bytes or other units), but on its own it is simply a binary numeral with decimal value 910.