0o14261

0o14261 is an octal numeral written with the 0o prefix, a convention used by several programming languages (most notably Python) to denote numbers in base 8. The digits 0 through 7 are valid in this representation; digits outside that range would not be allowed in an octal literal.

As an octal value, 0o14261 equals decimal 6321. Its hexadecimal representation is 0x18B1, and its binary representation is 1100010110001. The conversion follows the standard base-8 to base-2 and base-10 relationships, with each octal digit mapping to a group of three binary digits.

In practical terms, 0o14261 is an integer literal in languages that support the 0o prefix for octal numbers. For example, in Python 3, writing x = 0o14261 assigns the integer value 6321 to x. In contrast, older Python versions used a leading zero without a letter (such as 014261) to denote octal, which can lead to confusion and errors in mixed-codebases.

Summary: 0o14261 is an octal representation of the decimal number 6321 (hex 0x18B1, binary 1100010110001). It illustrates how the 0o prefix denotes base-8 literals in modern programming languages, with digits limited to 0–7. See also octal numeral system and related base representations.