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'This example uses the OCT$ function to display the octal version of several
'decimal numbers.
 
PRINT "The octal representation of decimal 24 is " OCT$(24)
PRINT "The octal representation of decimal 55 is " OCT$(55)
PRINT "The octal representation of decimal 101 is " OCT$(101)
 
'Sample Output
'
'The octal representation of decimal 24 is 30
'The octal representation of decimal 55 is 67
'The octal representation of decimal 101 is 145