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Function Details: oct

Description

Returns the octal representation of an integer.

Extended Description

The oct() function converts an integer to a string containing its octal representation. The result is always prefixed with '0o' to indicate that it's an octal number. For negative numbers, the octal representation is prefixed with a minus sign. If the argument is not an integer, it must define an __index__() method that returns an integer.

Read More about oct from Python Documentation

Function Signature

oct(x: int) -> str

Module: builtins

Parameters

Parameter List

x: int

Return

Returns a string containing the octal representation of the input integer.

Return Type

str

Output

Explanation

These examples show basic usage of oct() with positive and negative integers.