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How do you express binary literals in Python?
When using the interactive shell:
print 010
I get back an 8.
I started playing around using other numbers having zeroes before (0110 = 72, 013 = 11) but I could not figure it out…
What is going on here?
Numbers entered with a leading zero are interpreted as octal (base 8).