0o7467

0o7467 is a numeric literal written in octal notation, using the 0o prefix common in Python and some other languages to designate base-8 numbers. The octal sequence 7467 corresponds to the decimal value 3895. In other representations, it is 0xF37 in hexadecimal and 111100110111 in binary.

In programming, 0o7467 is treated as a standard integer constant. It may be used in arithmetic, bitwise operations, or as a parameter to functions requiring an integer. Octal literals are favored in some contexts because each octal digit maps directly to three binary bits, which can simplify certain low-level data manipulations or the interpretation of permission masks.

In Unix-like operating systems, four-digit octal values are commonly used to specify file modes and permissions. A value such as 0o7467 could, in theory, encode a combination of user, group, and other permissions along with special bits. While it is a valid octal mode, 0o7467 is unusual and not a standard example in common tutorials; typical permission examples are simpler, like 0o755 or 0o644.

Overall, 0o7467 mainly appears in discussions of octal numbers and their representations, serving as a concrete example of how octal literals map to decimal and other bases in computing contexts. See also: octal numeral system, Python, Unix file permissions.