110111000

110111000 is a binary numeral consisting of nine digits (bits). In binary notation, each digit represents a power of two, reading from left to right as 2^8, 2^7, down to 2^0.

Value: The decimal equivalent is 440. In hexadecimal this value is 0x1B8, and in octal it is 670. The binary string can be grouped into three-bit clusters as 110 111 000, corresponding to octal digits 6, 7, and 0 respectively.

Structure: As a 9-bit pattern, it does not align to a full byte. Such patterns are common in contexts that use bit fields or mixed-width representations, where each bit's position has significance.

Usage: In computing and digital electronics, binary literals like 110111000 appear in code and hardware designs. Some programming languages express this value as 0b110111000. The pattern itself, with a pair of initial ones followed by another block of ones, may be used in examples illustrating bitwise operations or masking.

Notes: As a stand-alone string it has no universal meaning beyond its numeric value. It may serve as a label or identifier in datasets or examples, but does not denote a widely recognized object or event.