0o13776

0o13776 is an octal integer literal. The prefix 0o indicates that the digits that follow are interpreted in base 8. The digits 1, 3, 7, 7, and 6 form a valid octal sequence. In decimal, this value equals 6142, and in hexadecimal it equals 0x17FE. A binary representation (without leading zeros) is 1011111111110.

In programming, 0o13776 is read as an integer value with octal base in languages that support the 0o prefix, such as Python (from version 3 onward) and JavaScript (ES6 and later). In languages that use a leading 0 to denote octal (for example older C and C++), the equivalent value would be written as 013776. Octal literals are handy when working with bit masks, permissions, or other low-level representations where base-8 alignment can be convenient.

A common related context is Unix-like file permissions, which are often expressed in octal. In that context, a multi-digit octal value encodes special bits (such as setuid, setgid, and the sticky bit) and the read/write/execute permissions for user, group, and others. Interpreting 13776 in that framework would imply a leading special-digit of 1 (often corresponding to the sticky bit) followed by user, group, and other permission digits (3, 7, and 6, respectively). However, as a stand-alone numeric literal, 0o13776 is simply an octal representation of the integer 6142.