How to Use the Octal Converter

1. Select Conversion Mode:
   • Choose between “Single Octal Number” or “Multiple Octal Numbers” from the dropdown menu.
     • Single Mode: Enter one octal number for conversion.
     • Multiple Mode: Enter multiple octal numbers separated by a specified delimiter (space or comma).
2. Input Octal Numbers:
   • For a single octal number, type the number into the provided input box.
   • For multiple octal numbers, enter them in the same input box, using the selected delimiter (space or comma) to separate each number.
3. Select Delimiter (for Multiple Mode):
   • If you have chosen “Multiple Octal Numbers,” select your preferred delimiter from the dropdown menu:
     • Space
     • Comma
4. Choose Conversion Type:
   • Select the conversion type from the dropdown menu:
     • Binary: Converts the octal number to its binary equivalent.
     • Decimal: Converts the octal number to its decimal equivalent.
     • Hexadecimal: Converts the octal number to its hexadecimal equivalent.
5. Choose Display Type:
   • If you have selected “Multiple Octal Numbers,” choose how you want the results to be displayed:
     • Line by Line: Each result will appear on a new line.
     • Same Line: All results will be displayed in a single line, separated by the chosen delimiter.
6. Convert:
   • Click the “Convert” button to perform the conversion. The results will be displayed in the output area below the buttons.
7. Reset:
   • If you want to clear the input and output fields, click the “Reset” button. This will clear all fields and reset any selections made.

Example Usage:

• Single Mode Example:
  • If you enter 17 and select Decimal, the output will show 15 (the decimal equivalent of octal 17).
• Multiple Mode Example:
  • If you enter 17, 10 with a space delimiter and select Binary, the output will show:
    • 17 in Binary: 111111
    • 10 in Binary: 1010