0o14316

0o14316 is an octal integer literal, written with the 0o prefix. The digits are 1, 4, 3, 1, 6, forming the octal value 14316. Its decimal equivalent is 6350, since 1×8^4 + 4×8^3 + 3×8^2 + 1×8^1 + 6×8^0 = 6350. In hexadecimal, the value is 0x18CE.

In programming, 0o is used to denote octal (base-8) literals. In Python 3, for example, writing x = 0o14316 assigns the decimal value 6350 to x. JavaScript (ES6 and later) also supports octal literals with the 0o prefix, so 0o14316 would similarly represent the value 6350 when evaluated.

Octal notation uses digits 0 through 7. It has historical prominence in computing, including Unix file permission representations and certain low-level encoding tasks. The 0o prefix was introduced in languages like Python to clearly distinguish octal literals from decimal and hexadecimal literals, avoiding confusion with older syntax that used a leading zero.

See also: Octal numeral system, Integer literals, Python (programming language), JavaScript (programming language).