1110010011111

1110010011111 is a binary numeral consisting of 13 bits. In the base-2 numeral system, it represents a single positive integer and is typically written without a base prefix in plain text contexts.

Numerical value: Interpreted as a binary number, it equals 7,327 in decimal form. In hexadecimal notation, it corresponds to 0x1C9F. The most significant bit is 2^12, giving a bit length of 13.

Pattern and parity: The string contains nine ones and four zeros, yielding odd parity. The sequence starts with three consecutive ones, followed by two zeros, then a one, then two zeros, and ends with five consecutive ones. If partitioned into 7 and 6 bits, the first segment 1110010 corresponds to the ASCII code for the letter 'r' (0x72), while the remaining six bits form the non-printable value 011111 (decimal 31).

Context and usage: This sequence is typically used as an illustrative binary pattern in teaching, digital design, or as a simple test vector. It does not correspond to a widely recognized constant, symbol, or standard encoding.