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1111111111

1111111111 is the decimal numeral consisting of ten consecutive ones. In mathematics it is the tenth repunit in base 10, written as R10, and equals (10^10 − 1)/9, which is 1,111,111,111.

As an even-length repunit, it is divisible by 11. In fact, 1111111111 factors as 11 × 101010101,

If interpreted in binary, the string 1111111111 denotes the value 2^10 − 1, which equals 1023 in

In decimal notation, it provides a simple test pattern for software or hardware that handles large integers.

See also: repunit, Mersenne numbers, bitmask, binary numeral systems.

making
it
a
composite
number.
decimal
and
0x3FF
in
hexadecimal.
This
makes
it
a
common
10-bit
bitmask
in
computing.
As
a
binary
pattern,
its
10
consecutive
ones
are
used
to
represent
maximum
values
for
10-bit
systems
and
to
illustrate
bitwise
operations.