01110001

01110001 is an eight-bit binary string. As a binary value, it equals 113 in decimal and 0x71 in hexadecimal. In many computing contexts this exact pattern can be used to represent a byte of data or a bitmask, depending on how it is interpreted within a system.

In character encoding schemes, 01110001 corresponds to the lowercase Latin letter 'q' in ASCII. Since ASCII is a subset of Unicode, the same byte also represents the Unicode code point U+0071 when encoded in UTF-8 or other compatible encodings. This makes 01110001 a common example when teaching binary-to-text conversions and basic encoding concepts.

Context matters for interpretation. In data streams, 01110001 may appear as part of a protocol header, a data sample, or a test pattern. As a bitmask, the ones occur at the bit positions that contribute 64, 32, 16, and 1 to the value, totaling 113. The meaning of the sequence thus depends on the surrounding system, the encoding used, and the intended application.