Are there any cases where a binary number cannot be converted into an octal number?
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Are there any cases where a binary number cannot be converted into an octal number?
No.
They are simply different textual representations of the same thing. Each 3 bits of the binary map on to an octal digit.
Any complex number can be converted to any base that is an integer greater than one. If not, then the system is flawed. For instance, Roman numerals are flawed because they have no way to express irrational numbers, negatives, or complex numbers.
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