The IMDL leg may have multiple collection points. The business process involves specifying the addresses of the locations where the container(s) will receive cargo, using the Star-Net âIntermodal Positioningâ form.
Octal (pronounced AHK-tuhl , from Latin octo or eight) is a term that describes a base-8 number system. An octal number system consists of eight single-digit numbers: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7. The number after 7 is 10. The number after 17 is 20 and so forth. In computer programming, the octal equivalent of a binary number is sometimes used to represent it because it is shorter.
Then, converting octal to decimal shows that 23228 in its Octal form is equivalent to 123410 in its Decimal form. While Octal is another type of digital numbering system, it is little used these days instead the more commonly used Hexadecimal Numbering System is used as it is more flexible.