1110010010

1110010010 is a binary numeral composed of ten bits. Interpreted as an unsigned integer, it equals decimal 914 and hexadecimal 0x392. The most significant bit is 1, so in 10-bit two's-complement signed form the value is -110 (since 914 minus 1024 equals -110). The string is even, as the least significant bit is 0, and it has a Hamming weight of five (five 1s).

As a 10-bit word, it lies in the range 0 to 1023 when unsigned; its signed range is −512 to 511, but the specific bit pattern corresponds to -110 in that signed interpretation.

In binary, this pattern can be used to represent a state word in digital electronics, a data byte fragment in a wider stream, or a test vector for verifying logic circuits. In ASCII or text encoding, it does not align to a standard single character; if split into 8-bit chunks it yields 11100100 (0xE4) and 10, which is not a printable ASCII character.

Beyond its numeric value, 1110010010 has no widely recognized semantic meaning on its own; it is primarily of interest as an example of a 10-bit binary sequence and as a compact illustration of base conversion and two's-complement interpretation.