1000111

1000111 is a binary numeral consisting of seven digits. In base-2, it corresponds to the decimal number 71 and the hexadecimal value 0x47. In the context of seven-bit ASCII, the binary sequence 1000111 encodes the capital letter G, since ASCII code 71 is 'G'. The pattern has four ones (a Hamming weight of 4), located at bit positions 6, 2, 1, and 0 when indexing from the least significant bit.

In computing and digital electronics, 1000111 may be used as a short bit mask or test pattern. For example, in programming, it can be written as 0b1000111 or as 0x47 in languages that support hexadecimal literals. As a standalone string, it may also appear in documentation, configurations, or identifiers that use binary or bit-level notation.

Outside of numeric and ASCII interpretations, 1000111 does not denote a widely recognized concept by itself; its meaning depends on the context in which it is used—such as a number in a data encoding, a flag field, or part of a larger binary sequence.