1100111

1100111 is a binary numeral. Interpreted as a base-2 number, it represents the decimal value 103. In other base representations, it equals 0x67 in hexadecimal and 147 in octal (0o147), when the 7-bit sequence is extended to standard numeric bases.

In binary terms, the 7-bit pattern 1100111 has five ones and two zeros. It is not a palindrome, since reversing the bit sequence yields 1110011. The number 103 is odd and, in decimal form, is a prime number, meaning it has no positive divisors other than 1 and itself. It is located between 64 (2^6) and 128 (2^7) on the number line.

If padded to eight bits, 1100111 becomes 01100111, which corresponds to the ASCII code for the lowercase letter g (U+0067 in Unicode). In that context, the binary pattern is commonly encountered as part of ASCII and UTF-8 encodings, where 01100111 denotes the character g in standard Latin-1 and ASCII-based encodings.

In summary, 1100111 is a 7-bit binary representation of the prime decimal 103, with hex 0x67 and octal 147, and it can align with the ASCII character g when extended to eight bits. It serves as a typical example for illustrating binary-to-decimal conversion, base representations, and ASCII encoding relationships.