Python oct()
Python oct() function syntax is:
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oct(x) |
The output of oct() function is a string. We can pass an object as an argument too, in that case, the object must have __index__() function implementation that returns integer.
Let’s look at some simple examples of oct() function.
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print(oct(10)) print(oct(0xF)) print(oct(0b1111)) print(type(oct(10))) |
Output:
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0o12 0o17 0o17 <class 'str'> |
Python oct() with object
Let’s look at another example where we will use oct() function with a custom object as an argument. We will implement __index__() function in this object.
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class Data: id = 0 def __init__(self, i): self.id = i def __index__(self): return self.id d = Data(20) print(oct(d)) |
Output: 0o24
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Reference: Official Documentation