Binary to Octal Conversion

This computer science video tutorial explains how to perform a binary to octal conversion.
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Decimal to Octal:
• Decimal to Octal Conve...
Octal to Binary:
• Octal to Binary Conver...
Octal to Hexadecimal:
• Octal to Hexadecimal C...
Decimal to BCD:
• Decimal to BCD
ASCII Code to Binary:
• ASCII Code and Binary
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It seems to me that you should have started with WHY you separate a binary number into groups of three. A 3-bit binary value can hold the decimal range of 0 to 7 which is the range of digits in an Octal number.

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If any of you have the following question: WHY do we have to separate a binary number into groups of three? The answer is: Binary numbers are separated into groups of three when converting to octal because the octal system uses base-8, and 2^3 (or 8) is the closest power of 2 that's less than or equal to 8. This means each octal digit can be represented by three binary digits.

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For people asking how to convert a binary fractional number into an octal number, separate the integer part and the fractional part, do this method separately for each and add them. For example, if the number is 10111.0110, the integer part is 10111 and the fractional part is 0110. 10111 (AKA 010111) is equal to 27 and the fractional part 0110 (000110) is equal to 06 so the whole number is equal to 27.06.

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Why are we multiplying by 1 2 and 4? Where have those numbers come from and what's the sequence

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Is the 4-2-1 constant? Like for any given i can use 4-2-1 after grouping them into three?

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What if you can't separate the number into groups of 3 evenly? for example, 1011011? 101, 101, 1**? How would you handle this?

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This was very helpful but you should've told about the binary to octal conversion where the binary number also has a point in between.

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Is it always divided into group of 3? Like 110100110 will be 110, 100, 110

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Can we convert non-integer number from binary to Octal/hexadecimal?

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What if we have the number 1101.01 then? The calculator gives 15.25 i think but if we do it this way it is 16.1?

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How to convert fractional binary number to octal number?

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What about if the binary number is written with a decimal point? Eg. 10111111.0011 or 0.11101

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always group from back to front otherwise if you do it the other way around the answer you get is 664

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What if there is a decimal point in the problem? Does it change the process of computation?

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Is the 4 2 1 common,like can i use it for any given nimber from binary to octal after group it into three?? Kindly reply sir

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