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An online tool takes converts your given octal number into its corresponding hexadecimal number instantly. It does your calculations automatically in a second.
You can also use our hexadecimal to octal converter to transform your hexadecimal numbers in to octal.
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There are four common types of number systems.
It is the number system containing two numbers that are 0 and 1. Therefore, its base is 2. Machine language is denoted by these two numbers. Therefore, the computer understands these zeros and ones.
The decimal number system comprises 10 numbers and each number is 10 times significant than the other one. Numbers from 0 to 9 are decimal numbers moreover, we also consider decimal points in it that denote fractions. These numbers are still used by us, as they are easy for calculations. We use them in daily life calculations and measurements.
As the name suggests, Octal is derived from the Latin word octa which means eight. Therefore, it contains 8 numbers starting from 0 to 7. There were extensively used in computers before the arrival of hexadecimal numbers because we can easily divide them into binary numbers. Now computers use 32-bit and 64-bit that’s why hexadecimal numbers are fit for calculations.
This system contains 16 numbers. Starting from 0 to 9 and A to F. They are used in computers as identification of colors in HTML and location of MAC addresses on the internet.