0o6077

0o6077 is an octal numeric literal. In base-8 notation, the digits used are 0 through 7, and the prefix 0o indicates that the following digits should be interpreted in octal rather than decimal or hexadecimal. The value 0o6077 corresponds to the decimal number 3135.

To understand the conversion, the octal digits are weighted by powers of eight: 6×8^3 + 0×8^2 + 7×8^1 + 7×8^0, which equals 3072 + 0 + 56 + 7 = 3135. In binary, octal digits map cleanly to three-bit groups, so 0o6077 is 110000111111 in binary (12 bits).

The prefix 0o is used in several programming languages to denote octal literals, most notably Python 3 and JavaScript (ES6). In Python 3, writing x = 0o6077 assigns the octal value to x. Some older languages or versions used a leading zero without the o (for example 06077 in Python 2 or C), which can be error-prone because a leading zero could be mistaken for a decimal zero. Modern conventions increasingly prefer explicit 0o for octal to reduce ambiguity.

As with any numeral system, digits above 7 are invalid in an octal literal; attempting to include such digits would result in a syntax error in languages that enforce octal notation. Aside from programming contexts, the sequence of digits 6077 may appear in other domains, but “0o6077” itself primarily denotes an octal representation of the decimal value 3135.