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Input octal numbers separated by spaces (digits 0-7 only)
Each octal number is converted to decimal then to its ASCII character
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110 145 154 154 157 (octal values)
Data encoding, system programming, character storage
"Hello" (readable characters)
Communication, documentation, user interfaces
Everything you need to know about octal to text conversion
Octal to text conversion transforms octal (base-8) numbers back into readable text characters. Each octal number represents the ASCII/Unicode value of a character.
Each octal number is converted to its decimal equivalent, then that decimal value is used as an ASCII/Unicode code to generate the corresponding character. For example, octal 101 = decimal 65 = character 'A'.
Enter octal values separated by spaces. Each octal number should only contain digits 0-7. For example: '110 145 154 154 157' converts to 'Hello'.
Yes, as long as the octal values correspond to valid ASCII/Unicode characters, our converter can decode all types of characters including letters, numbers, punctuation, and symbols.
Strange characters usually indicate invalid octal values or values that correspond to non-printable ASCII characters. Double-check your octal input for accuracy.
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