11101011

11101011 is an eight-bit binary value, representing a single byte of data in computing. As written, it is a sequence of eight bits with the most significant bit on the left.

Numerical value and representations: Interpreted as an unsigned integer, 11101011 equals 235 in decimal and 0xEB in hexadecimal; the equivalent octal representation is 353. The same bit pattern can be viewed in different numeral systems to suit a given context.

Signed interpretation: In an eight-bit two's complement setup, the bit pattern 11101011 represents -21. This depends on treating the leftmost bit as the sign bit.

Encoding context: In text encodings, the byte 0xEB corresponds to the character "ë" in ISO/IEC 8859-1 (Latin-1) and Windows-1252. In UTF-8, 0xEB is not a complete character by itself; it would begin a multi-byte sequence when part of a valid UTF-8 encoding.

Usage in computing: As a generic byte value, 11101011 can appear in various contexts such as memory dumps, binary data streams, or bitwise operations. Its bit density (six ones) can be relevant for parity checks or bit-level manipulations. The specific meaning of this pattern depends on the surrounding protocol, data format, or hardware implementation.