11110100

11110100 is an eight-bit binary numeral. In binary it encodes the byte with the numeric value 0xF4, which is 244 in decimal.

In other numeral systems, 11110100 corresponds to decimal 244, hexadecimal F4, and octal 364. As an unsigned 8-bit quantity, its value is 244. When interpreted as a signed eight-bit number in two’s complement, 11110100 represents -12.

In character encoding, the byte 0xF4 maps to the Latin small letter o with circumflex, ô, in ISO/IEC 8859-1 (Latin-1) and Unicode as code point U+00F4. In UTF-8, the same character is encoded as the two-byte sequence C3 B4, not as a single 0xF4 byte.

Beyond encoding, 11110100 is commonly used as a representative binary pattern in educational contexts and as an example when teaching binary-to-decimal conversions or byte-level data representation. It can appear in discussions of low-level programming, digital electronics, and data communication as a concrete eight-bit value.

Overall, 11110100 is primarily notable as an eight-bit binary value that corresponds to 244 in unsigned decimal, -12 in signed two’s complement, 0xF4 in hexadecimal, and the character ô in certain text encodings.