0o16714

0o16714 is an octal numeral, written with the prefix 0o that is used in several programming languages, notably Python 3, to indicate a base-8 (octal) literal. The digits 1, 6, 7, 1, and 4 are valid in octal notation (0–7).

When interpreted as a decimal (base-10) value, 0o16714 equals 7628. In hexadecimal (base-16), the same number is 0x1DCC. In binary, it corresponds to the bit pattern 0001110111001100, depending on how many bits are used for representation.

As a literal, 0o16714 does not by itself denote a specific real-world object. Its meaning depends on the context in which it appears. In code, octal literals are often used to specify numeric values, bit masks, or permission settings, where the octal representation aligns with underlying binary fields or historical conventions.

In Python 3, 0o is the standard prefix for octal literals, and expressions can combine such numbers with arithmetic or bitwise operations just like decimal or hexadecimal literals. In other domains, such as Unix-like systems, octal notation is common for representing file permissions, though the prefix 0o is more language-specific than shell syntax.

Overall, 0o16714 serves as a concrete example of octal notation and illustrates how the same numeric value is expressed across different bases. See also octal numeral system, Python 3 numeric literals, and Unix file permissions.