01110111

01110111 is an eight-bit binary numeral that represents a byte in digital computing. As a binary value, it equals the decimal number 119 and the hexadecimal value 0x77.

In the context of character encoding, 01110111 encodes the lowercase Latin letter w in ASCII and Unicode. The corresponding Unicode code point is U+0077, and in UTF-8 the character w is represented by the single byte 0x77, the same as its ASCII value.

Practically, 01110111 appears whenever characters are expressed in binary form or when teaching binary arithmetic and bitwise operations. In programming, binary literals may be written with a prefix such as 0b01110111 in languages that support binary notation, or converted to hex as 0x77 for compact representation.

Overall, 01110111 serves as a standard example of how a specific eight-bit pattern maps to a printable character in common text encodings, illustrating the relationship between binary data and textual characters. Related topics include ASCII, Unicode, and UTF-8.