0o20757

0o20757 is a numeric literal written in octal notation, using the 0o prefix to denote base-8 in languages such as Python 3. The octal digits are 2, 0, 7, 5, 7. In decimal form, 0o20757 equals 8687, and in hexadecimal it corresponds to 0x21EF. This representation is used when octal values are meaningful in a given context, such as low-level numeric constants or bitwise operations.

In programming, 0o20757 is read as the integer value 8687. The interpretation of that value depends on how it is used in code. It can be part of calculations, comparisons, or as a component in bit masks, where each bit or group of bits may carry specific meaning based on the surrounding software design.

Contextual notes include that the 0o prefix is characteristic of octal literals in Python 3, distinguishing them from decimal or hexadecimal forms. While octal notation is common for certain legacy domains, such as permission-related values in some Unix-like environments, 0o20757 itself is not a standard or widely adopted permission mode. Its primary role is as a numeric constant whose base is octal rather than decimal or hexadecimal.

See also: Octal numeral system; Python 3 numeric literals; Hexadecimal notation; Binary notation.