11000111

11000111 is an eight-bit binary numeral. As an unsigned value it equals 199 in decimal. In an eight-bit two's complement interpretation it represents -57, since the most significant bit is 1. In hexadecimal, the same byte is 0xC7. In many character encodings that use single-byte values, the byte 0xC7 corresponds to Ç (C with cedilla) in Latin-1 and Windows-1252; in UTF-8 it would appear only as part of a multi-byte sequence.

As a data byte, 11000111 may occur in binary data streams, memory contents, or network packets. The bit pattern has ones in positions 7, 6, 2, 1, and 0, which makes it useful as a bit mask in some bitwise operations. It can also be interpreted as the value 199 when used as a color channel component in 8-bit color representations, or as part of machine code or shader instructions depending on the architecture.

Because binary sequences like 11000111 are interpreted differently depending on context, their meaning varies with whether they are treated as unsigned data, signed integers, ASCII/extended characters, or executable instructions. The sequence serves as a compact example of how the same bit pattern can have multiple interpretations across computing domains.