# Numeric Literals

`findit` support only unsigned 64bits integers (0-18,446,744,073,709,551,615). To write an number, one can simply use the decimal representation of the number. For example:

```bash
findit -d '`size / 1024`'
```

Will display the size of the files divided by 1024.

One can also use octal representation using the `0o` prefix. For example:

```bash
findit -w 'NOT IS DIR AND permissions & 0o111 != 0'
```

will display only the executable files in the directory.

One can also use hexadecimal representation using the `0x` prefix or binary representation using the `0b` prefix. For example:

```bash
findit -d '`size / 0x1000`'
```

Will display the size of the files divided by 4096.
