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10001110

10001110 is an eight-bit binary numeral. When read as a byte, it equals the decimal value 142 and the hexadecimal value 0x8E. The low nibble is 1110, and the full pattern has the most significant bit set.

As an unsigned integer, 10001110 equals 142. In eight-bit two's complement, the same bit pattern represents -114

In character encodings, this byte does not correspond to a standard printable ASCII character. In Windows-1252,

In practical contexts, 10001110 may appear as a byte value in data streams, as part of a

There is no widely recognized concept named "10001110" beyond its role as a binary representation; its meaning

(142
minus
256).
the
code
0x8E
maps
to
the
Latin
capital
letter
Z
with
caron
(Ž);
in
ISO/IEC
8859-1
it
is
a
control
character.
bitmask,
or
in
teaching
examples
illustrating
binary
arithmetic.
It
encodes
a
bit
pattern
with
the
most
significant
bit
and
three
among
the
lower
bits
set
(128
+
8
+
4
+
2
=
142).
depends
entirely
on
how
the
byte
is
used
within
a
given
system,
protocol,
or
encoding
scheme.