0110110

0110110 is a seven-bit binary string composed of the digits 0 and 1 in the sequence 0-1-1-0-1-1-0. In binary notation, it is a palindrome, reading the same backward as forward.

As a binary number, 0110110 represents the decimal value 54. When interpreted as a binary numeral without leading or trailing context, it simply encodes that quantity within a 7-bit width.

In character encoding terms, 0110110 corresponds to the 7-bit ASCII representation of the character '6'. In standard 8-bit ASCII, the same character is encoded as 00110110, with an additional leading zero to fit the 8-bit format.

In typical usage, 0110110 appears as a sample binary string in discussions of binary notation, palindromic sequences, or simple encoding examples. It does not designate a widely recognized standard, acronym, or protocol by itself, but it can serve as a concrete example when illustrating concepts such as binary numbers, ASCII encoding, or the properties of palindromes within bit strings.

See also: Binary numeral system, ASCII, palindrome.