1110011111

1110011111 is a ten-digit binary numeral, consisting of eight ones and two zeros. It is a binary bit string commonly examined in contexts such as digital electronics and computer science. When interpreted as an unsigned binary number, 1110011111 represents the decimal value 927. As a 10-bit sequence, it has a Hamming weight of 8 (the number of ones) and a Zeros count of 2, with the run lengths of three consecutive ones, two consecutive zeros, and five consecutive ones.

From a structural standpoint, the string can be described as three ones in a row, followed by two zeros, followed by five ones. This pattern makes it a simple example for illustrating concepts like run-length encoding, bit testing, and pattern matching in regular expressions or hardware simulations.

In practical terms, 1110011111 sits within the 10-bit unsigned integer range (512 to 1023) when viewed as binary data. Such patterns are often used as test inputs for evaluating logic gates, data paths, and encoding schemes, or as examples in discussions of binary representation and bitwise operations.

See also: binary numeral system, bit string, run-length encoding, unsigned integer.