1110111101111

1110111101111 is a binary sequence of 13 bits. Interpreted as an unsigned integer, it equals 7663 in decimal and 0x1DEF in hexadecimal. If extended to 16 bits, the pattern corresponds to the binary 0001 1101 1110 1111, with the given 13-bit string representing the lower bits of that value.

In the 13-bit notation, the zeros occur at the fourth and ninth positions from the left, while all remaining positions are ones. This makes the sequence a compact example of a mostly-ones pattern with two internal zeros, illustrating how bit positions determine the numeric value.

Context and usage: such a binary string can appear in discussions of binary representations, bitwise operations, or digital design as a simple test pattern. In programming, it can be written as a binary literal in languages that support binary notation (for example, 0b1110111101111). It does not encode a standard character in ASCII or Unicode, nor is it tied to a widely known constant or standard.

Summary: 1110111101111 is a 13-bit binary number with a decimal value of 7663 (hex 0x1DEF). Its length and pattern make it a useful example for demonstrations of binary arithmetic, bitwise manipulation, and fixed-width integer concepts.