0o7462

0o7462 is an octal literal: the prefix 0o indicates that the digits that follow are in base-8. In languages such as Python 3, numbers written with the 0o prefix are interpreted as octal values. The digits 7, 4, 6, and 2 form the octal number 7462.

As a value, 0o7462 equals decimal 3890. This is calculated as 7 × 8^3 + 4 × 8^2 + 6 × 8 + 2. In hexadecimal, it is 0xF32, and in binary, it is 0b111100110010.

Contexts where this representation matters include programming, bitwise operations, and hardware-related configuration. In Unix-like systems, a four-digit octal number can encode special bits plus user, group, and other permissions; for example, 07462 would imply certain special bits are set alongside specific permission bits for each class. However, the 0o prefix is a language syntax element, while permission notations used by chmod or ls omit that prefix.

In summary, 0o7462 is a valid octal numeric literal used in software development to denote the base-8 value 7462, corresponding to decimal 3890, hexadecimal 0xF32, and binary 111100110010. Its relevance lies in contexts where octal notation expresses numbers, bitmasks, or permission-like configurations.