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01000001

01000001 is an eight-bit binary string. In computing, such sequences are commonly grouped into bytes, with each bit representing a power of two and enabling storage and transmission of data.

In the ASCII character encoding, the byte 01000001 represents the decimal value 65, which corresponds to the

As a binary pattern, 01000001 is frequently used in technical documentation and programming examples to illustrate

The sequence is primarily of historical and practical interest as part of the ASCII and Unicode standards,

See also: ASCII, Unicode, binary, UTF-8, hexadecimal.

capital
letter
A.
In
Unicode
and
UTF-8,
the
character
'A'
has
the
code
point
U+0041,
and
its
UTF-8
encoding
is
the
single
byte
0x41,
whose
binary
form
is
01000001.
how
characters
are
stored
in
memory,
how
bitwise
operations
work,
and
how
different
representations
(binary,
hexadecimal,
and
decimal)
relate
to
one
another.
It
serves
as
a
simple,
concrete
illustration
of
the
relationship
between
a
character
and
its
numeric
encodings.
and
it
appears
in
contexts
such
as
data
formatting,
debugging,
and
teaching
basic
concepts
of
character
encoding
and
binary
data.