1110001111111

1110001111111 is a 13-bit binary string composed of runs of ones and zeros in the pattern 1^3 0^3 1^7. In other words, it begins with three consecutive ones, followed by three consecutive zeros, and ends with seven consecutive ones. This simple structure makes it a useful example for discussing run-lengths and binary sequences in introductory digital logic or coding exercises.

As a binary number, 1110001111111 has a decimal value of 7295. Its hexadecimal representation is 0x1C7F. When padded to a 16-bit width for conventional hex notation, the value is represented as 0001110001111111 in binary, corresponding to 0x1C7F.

Key properties of the string include its length, which is 13 bits, and its bit composition: there are ten ones and three zeros, giving a Hamming weight of 10. The string contains two distinct runs of identical bits, with run lengths 3 and 7 for ones, and an intervening run length 3 for zeros.

Contextual usage of such a string often appears in examples illustrating basic binary patterns, run-length encoding, or bit-level manipulations in computer science education. It does not correspond to a standard character encoding on its own, but it can be used to demonstrate how specific bit patterns map to numerical values or how they behave in bitwise operations.