101000101

101000101 is a nine-bit binary string. In binary numeral form it represents the value 101000101, which equals 325 in decimal and 0x145 in hexadecimal. The string contains four ones and five zeros (bit count or Hamming weight = 4). The length is nine bits, giving it a binary width of 9.

As a palindrome, the string reads the same forwards and backwards, with the center bit being 0. That makes 101000101 symmetric under bit reversal for a 9-bit width, a property notable in some digital design contexts.

In computing contexts, patterns like 101000101 are used as simple test vectors or educational examples to illustrate palindrome properties, bit reversal, parity (even parity here), and bitwise operations such as shifts and masking.

Note that outside of numerical representation, 101000101 does not correspond to a standard character encoding or widely used identifier. As with any binary pattern, its interpretation depends on context, such as alignment to 8-bit bytes or when grouped with adjacent bits.