00111010

00111010 is an eight-bit binary numeral. Interpreted as an unsigned value, it equals 58 in decimal and 0x3A in hexadecimal. When written as 0011 1010, it can be read in two four-bit groups, corresponding to hex digits 3 and A.

In ASCII and text encoding, the byte 0x3A represents the colon character ':' in standard 7-bit ASCII, so the binary sequence can stand for ':' in text data. This makes 00111010 a simple example of how a binary byte maps to a printable character in many data formats and protocols.

Beyond text, the sequence functions as a generic byte in data streams and could form part of bit masks or binary payloads in various computing contexts. Its Hamming weight is four, meaning four of its eight bits are 1s. As with any binary pattern, interpretation depends on the encoding and context, such as numeric value, character encoding, or protocol specification.