1100011

1100011 is a binary numeral consisting of seven bits. It equals decimal 99. The sequence is a palindrome, reading the same from left to right and from right to left.

In ASCII, decimal 99 corresponds to the lowercase letter 'c'. In Unicode, this is code point U+0063. The 8-bit ASCII encoding for the same character is 01100011.

As a general representation, 1100011 sits among binary numerals used to illustrate base-2 arithmetic and character encoding. In many programming languages, binary literals are prefixed with 0b or 0B, so 1100011 would be interpreted as the integer 99.

Because of its symmetry and its direct mapping to a common ASCII character, 1100011 is often cited in educational materials about binary encoding and data representation.