1111101111000

1111101111000 is a binary numeral consisting of thirteen digits, using only the symbols 1 and 0. In common numeral systems it is interpreted as a binary value (base 2). As an unsigned integer, it equals 8056 in decimal, equals 0x1F78 in hexadecimal, and equals octal 1757.

Within the binary pattern, the leading and trailing bits create a high-density bit sequence; such patterns appear in digital electronics and computing contexts where fixed-width bit fields or memory addresses use nonstandard lengths. The value 8056 lies within the range of a 13-bit unsigned integer, which spans from 0 to 8191. In hex the pattern is 0x1F78, which aids compact representation and alignment with nibble boundaries.

Because it is not part of standard ASCII or common text encodings, the sequence is most often encountered as a numeric value or a test pattern in documentation, puzzles, or demonstrations of binary-to-decimal conversion. It can serve as an example of converting between bases or of representing a mid-to-high range value in a compact binary form.