1111000101001

1111000101001 is a 13-bit binary numeral. When interpreted as an unsigned integer, it represents 7721 in decimal and 0x1E29 in hexadecimal. The leading bit is 1, reflecting a nonzero value in unsigned form; the string has a Hamming weight of 7 (seven 1s) and therefore odd parity.

The sequence begins with four consecutive 1s (1111), followed by the digits 0001, and ends with the five-digit tail 01001.

The length of 13 bits means it cannot be a standard ASCII code letter; it is longer than 8 bits and not aligned to 7 or 8-bit boundaries. In data encoding contexts, such a pattern might appear in test data, identifiers, checksums, or as part of a larger bitstream.

As a general reference, binary numerals like this are commonly converted to other bases for readability: decimal 7721 and hexadecimal 1E29.