1111110010011

1111110010011 is a binary numeral consisting of 13 bits. In binary form it can be read as the bit pattern 1111110010011 and, when interpreted as a binary number, it represents the decimal value 8083. In hexadecimal notation the same value is 0x1F93.

The most significant bit is 2^12, giving a bit-length of 13. The least significant bit is 2^0, so the number is odd. The bit pattern has a Hamming weight of 9, meaning nine of the thirteen bits are 1. The value 8083 lies below the 13-bit maximum of 8191.

8083 factors into 59 and 137, so the number is composite rather than prime. This factorization is a property of the decimal representation; in other bases the factor structure can differ.

In computing and digital systems, binary strings like this are common as numeric representations, bit masks, or identifiers within various algorithms and data encodings. The specific sequence does not carry an inherent or universally standardized meaning on its own, and its interpretation depends on the context and encoding scheme in which it appears.