Octal Encoder/Decoder
Enter text to encode or decode.
Example: 110 145 154 154 157
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About Octal Encoding
Octal (base-8) encoding represents each byte using digits 0-7. Each byte (0-255) becomes a 3-digit octal number (000-377). Octal was historically used in computing and is still seen in Unix file permissions and C/C++ escape sequences (e.g., "\110" represents 'H').