Text to Octal
Translating Text into Octal Numbers
What is Octal?
To get the idea of turning text into octal, you need to know what "octal" means. Octal is a way of counting that uses 8 digits, which are zero, one, two, three and so on till seven. This is different to our everyday counting system (base 10), that uses ten numbers from zero to nine. Octal is a special number scheme like decimal. Here, the worth of a digit relies on its spot in the figure. For example, in the number '123' that is written with eights (octal), 1 means one times eight squared. Two represents two multiplied by eight once. And finally, three shows as three times just normal numbers or ones without any power to them, like zero, not needing anything more since it doesn't need higher powers from right direction, starting at left end for counting up
Text Conversion
Changing text to octal is a way of turning something that you can read into hex numbers. This change is very important in the area of code writing, protection and keeping data safe. Let's see some parts of changing text into octal.
Text to Octal Conversion Table
Character | ASCII (Decimal) | Binary | Octal | Calculation |
---|---|---|---|---|
H | 72 | 1001000 | 110 | 72 (Decimal) = 1001000 (Binary) = 110 (Octal) |
e | 101 | 1100101 | 145 | 101 (Decimal) = 1100101 (Binary) = 145 (Octal) |
l | 108 | 1101100 | 154 | 108 (Decimal) = 1101100 (Binary) = 154 (Octal) |
l | 108 | 1101100 | 154 | 108 (Decimal) = 1101100 (Binary) = 154 (Octal) |
o | 111 | 1101111 | 157 | 111 (Decimal) = 1101111 (Binary) = 157 (Octal) |
W | 87 | 1010111 | 127 | 87 (Decimal) = 1010111 (Binary) = 127 (Octal) |
o | 111 | 1101111 | 157 | 111 (Decimal) = 1101111 (Binary) = 157 (Octal) |
r | 114 | 1110010 | 162 | 114 (Decimal) = 1110010 (Binary) = 162 (Octal) |
d | 100 | 1100100 | 144 | 100 (Decimal) = 1100100 (Binary) = 144 (Octal) |
Example 1: Convert "B" to Octal
- Character:
B
- ASCII (Decimal):
66
- Binary:
1000010
- Octal:
102
Calculation:
B
in ASCII is66
66
in Decimal is1000010
in Binary1000010
in Binary is102
in Octal
Example 2: Convert "M" to Octal
- Character:
M
- ASCII (Decimal):
77
- Binary:
1001101
- Octal:
115
Calculation:
M
in ASCII is77
77
in Decimal is1001101
in Binary1001101
in Binary is115
in Octal
Example 3: Convert "X" to Octal
- Character:
X
- ASCII (Decimal):
88
- Binary:
1011000
- Octal:
130
Calculation:
X
in ASCII is88
88
in Decimal is1011000
in Binary1011000
in Binary is130
in Octal
How To Use Our Converter
Input your text: Put the words you want to change into octals in the box.
Click Convert: Press the "Convert" button, and you'll get your text changed into octal form really fast.
Copy and Use: Take the number written in 8s and use it for coding, hiding information, or keeping data safe as required.
FAQs
Why do we use octal in programming?
Octal is used in programming for many reasons. It can show how files are accessed, tell us about the numbers in code, and make it easy to work with binary data or something like that. It is very important for tasks like making code and managing computer systems.
Is octal still important in today's computing?
Although hexadecimal is now used more in computers because it works well with binary, octal still has old importance and may come up sometimes in certain situations, like file permissions for Unix-style OS.
Can I use OnlineToolsArena's Text to Octal Converter without paying?
Yes, OnlineToolsArena gives the Text to Octal Converter tool for free. It's free for users, easy to use, and can help you change your text into octal format.