01000111

01000111 is an eight-bit binary numeral. Interpreted as an unsigned value, it equals decimal 71. In hexadecimal notation, it is 0x47. The leading zero ensures the pattern is represented as a full byte in many binary representations.

In the ASCII character encoding, 01000111 corresponds to the uppercase letter G, whose decimal code is 71. In Unicode, the same byte is used for the character U+0047. In UTF-8, ASCII characters retain their single-byte encoding, so 01000111 still encodes 'G'.

Uses: The sequence appears in binary data and text encoded in ASCII-compatible schemes. It may appear in machine instructions, protocol messages, or samples illustrating binary-to-text conversions. The mapping is one-to-one within ASCII, making 01000111 a common example for illustrating character encoding from binary to characters.

Related topics include the binary numeral system, ASCII, and Unicode.