oct2dec - Convert octal to decimal numbers
Syntax
d = oct2dec(c)
Description
d = oct2dec(c) converts
an octal matrix c to a decimal matrix d,
element by element. In both octal and decimal representations, the
rightmost digit is the least significant.
Examples
The command below converts a 2-by-2 octal matrix.
d = oct2dec([12 144;0 25])
d =
10 100
0 21
For instance, the octal number 144 is equivalent to the decimal
number 100 because 144 (octal) = 1*82 + 4*81 + 4*80 = 64 + 32 + 4 = 100.
See Also
bi2de
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