1011101

1011101 is a seven-bit binary numeral. It is a palindromic pattern, reading the same forwards and backwards. In decimal notation, the value is 93, and in hexadecimal it is 0x5D. When padded to eight bits, it appears as 01011101, which represents the same value in an eight-bit representation.

As an unsigned binary number, 1011101 equals 93. If interpreted as a signed seven-bit two’s complement value, the same bit pattern represents -35. In ASCII and Unicode contexts that use seven-bit encoding, the decimal value 93 corresponds to the closing square bracket character, ']'.

The sequence is sometimes used as a simple example in teaching binary arithmetic, base conversions, and bit-pattern interpretation. Its palindromic property makes it a minor point of interest in discussions of binary strings, though it has no special computational significance beyond these educational uses. The seven-bit length reflects the historical design of original ASCII, before eight-bit extensions became standard in modern computing.