Decimal to Octal

Decimal to Octal Converter

Welcome to our Decimal to Octal Converter! This online tool lets you easily convert decimal numbers to octal equivalents. Whether you're a student, programmer, or math enthusiast, our converter provides accurate results quickly.

Decimal to octal conversion involves transforming a decimal (base-10) number into its octal (base-8) representation. In the octal system, digits can range from 0 to 7. Each octal digit corresponds to three binary digits (bits).

Decimal to Octal Converter

Decimal:
base10
Decimal Places
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Result:

Octal:
base8

Calculator

  • enter the decimal number you want to convert. The number can be positive or negative and can include fractional parts.
  • the number of decimal places you require for the octal result

Result

  • the octal equivalent of your decimal number

Here's how the conversion works:

Integer Part Conversion:
  • Divide the decimal number by 8.
  • Record the remainder, which represents the least significant octal digit (LSO).
  • Repeat the division process with the quotient until it becomes zero.
  • The octal equivalent is obtained by reading the remainders in reverse order..
Fractional Part Conversion (if applicable):
  • Multiply the fractional part by 8
  • Record the integer part of the result, which represents the next digit after the decimal point.
  • Repeat the multiplication process with the fractional part until it becomes zero or until the desired precision is reached.

Example Conversion:

Convert the decimal number 1234.567 to octal
Integer Part Conversion:
  • Dividing 1234 by 8, we get quotient 154 and remainder 2.
  • Dividing 154 by 8, we get quotient 19 and the remainder 2.
  • Dividing 19 by 8, we get quotient 2 and remainder 3.
  • Dividing 2 by 8, we get quotient 0 and remainder 2.
Reading the remainders in reverse order: 2322.
Fractional Part Conversion:
  • Multiplying 0.567 by 8, we get 4.536. The integer part is 4.
  • Multiplying 0.536 by 8, we get 4.288. The integer part is 4.
  • Multiplying 0.288 by 8, we get 2.304. The integer part is 2.
  • Multiplying 0.304 by 8, we get 2.432. The integer part is 2.
  • Multiplying 0.432 by 8, we get 3.456. The integer part is 3.
  • Multiplying 0.456 by 8, we get 3.648. The integer part is 3.
  • Multiplying 0.648 by 8, we get 5.184. The integer part is 5.
  • Multiplying 0.184 by 8, we get 1.472. The integer part is 1.
  • Multiplying 0.472 by 8, we get 3.776. The integer part is 3.
  • Multiplying 0.776 by 8, we get 6.208. The integer part is 6.
  • Multiplying 0.208 by 8, we get 1.664. The integer part is 1.
  • Multiplying 0.664 by 8, we get 5.312. The integer part is 5.
  • Multiplying 0.312 by 8, we get 2.496. The integer part is 2.
  • Reading the integers in order: 0.4422335136152
Octal Equivalent:
Combining the integer and fractional parts, we get:
  • Integer part: 2322
  • Fractional part: .4422335136152
  • Octal equivalent: 2322.4422335136152
The decimal number 1234.567 is equivalent to 2322.4422335136152 in octal notation.
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