Octal Calculator

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Usage Note

For arithmetic operations, enter two octal numbers (e.g., “172” for 122, “45” for 37) and select an operation. For conversions, enter an octal number (e.g., “172”) or a non-negative integer decimal number. Octal inputs must contain only 0-7. Division by zero or invalid inputs (e.g., non-octal strings, negative decimals) trigger error messages. Arithmetic results are shown in octal and decimal, with division yielding the integer quotient. Conversion results are displayed in the target format, with octal results as strings of 0-7, and decimal results as integers.