111001100

111001100 is a binary numeral composed of nine bits. In binary notation it represents the decimal value 460. As a 9-bit number, it lies between 256 and 511, reflecting a most-significant bit of 1 and a least-significant bit of 0.

The pattern contains five ones and four zeros, with a readable run structure of 111 00 11 00. This makes the number even (the last bit is 0) and divisible by 4, since the two least-significant bits are 0. In other common bases, it can be represented as 0x1CC in hexadecimal or 0o714 in octal. If padded to a multiple of four bits for hex grouping, the 9-bit sequence becomes 0001 1100 1100, confirming the hex value 1CC.

Context and usage: 111001100 is not a widely recognized constant or identifier in mathematics or popular culture. It is primarily of interest as an example of a binary value and for illustrating conversions between bases (binary, decimal, hexadecimal, and octal). In computing and digital design, similar bit strings may appear as bit patterns representing flags, small integers, or components of larger data structures, though this specific sequence has no standard, widely cited meaning.