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The eighth bit in a byte is commonly referred to as the "most significant bit" (MSB) when considering the byte's role in representing values. In binary representation, the MSB is the leftmost bit and determines the sign of the number in signed binary formats. In contexts where the byte is used for character encoding, it may also be called the "high bit."

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