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ASCII ('''A'''merican '''S'''tandard '''C'''ode for '''I'''nformation '''I'''nterchange) is a 7-bit character coding that is standard among almost the entire field of modern techknowledgy. The ASCII code contains 32 "non-printable" command characters and 96 printable characters for a total of 128 characters with binary values ranging from 00000000 to 01111111. The ASCII standard was first defined in 1967 and last updated in 1986 though since then there have been many ASCII extensions since then often to encorporate character from other languages.
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ASCII ('''A'''merican '''S'''tandard '''C'''ode for '''I'''nformation '''I'''nterchange) is a 7-bit character coding that is standard among almost the entire field of modern techknowledgy. The ASCII code contains 33 "non-printable" command characters and 95 printable characters for a total of 128 characters with binary values ranging from 00000000 to 01111111. The ASCII standard was first defined in 1967 and last updated in 1986 though since then there have been many ASCII extensions since then often to encorporate character from other languages.
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Latest revision as of 17:54, 14 June 2006

ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) is a 7-bit character coding that is standard among almost the entire field of modern techknowledgy. The ASCII code contains 33 "non-printable" command characters and 95 printable characters for a total of 128 characters with binary values ranging from 00000000 to 01111111. The ASCII standard was first defined in 1967 and last updated in 1986 though since then there have been many ASCII extensions since then often to encorporate character from other languages.

ASCII Code
Dec Bin Char Dec Bin Char Dec Bin Char Dec Bin Char
0 00000000 ␁ 32 00100000 64 01000000 @ 96 01100000 `
1 00000001 ␁ 33 00100001  ! 65 01000001 A 97 01100001 a
2 00000010 ␁ 34 00100010 " 66 01000010 B 98 01100010 b
3 00000011 ␁ 35 00100011 # 67 01000011 C 99 01100011 c
4 00000100 ␁ 36 00100100 $ 68 01000100 D 100 01100100 d
5 00000101 ␁ 37 00100101  % 69 01000101 E 101 01100101 e
6 00000110 ␁ 38 00100110 & 70 01000110 F 102 01100110 f
7 00000111 ␁ 39 00100111 ' 71 01000111 G 103 01100111 g
8 00001000 ␁ 40 00101000 ( 72 01001000 H 104 01101000 h
9 00001001 ␁ 41 00101001 ) 73 01001001 I 105 01101001 i
10 00001010 ␁ 42 00101010 * 74 01001010 J 106 01101010 j
11 00001011 ␁ 43 00101011 + 75 01001011 K 107 01101011 k
12 00001100 ␁ 44 00101100 , 76 01001100 L 108 01101100 l
13 00001101 ␁ 45 00101101 - 77 01001101 M 109 01101101 m
14 00001110 ␁ 46 00101110 . 78 01001110 N 110 01101110 n
15 00001111 ␁ 47 00101111 / 79 01001111 O 111 01101111 o
16 00010000 ␁ 48 00110000 0 80 01010000 P 112 01110000 p
17 00010001 ␁ 49 00110001 1 81 01010001 Q 113 01110001 q
18 00010010 ␁ 50 00110010 2 82 01010010 R 114 01110010 r
19 00010011 ␁ 51 00110011 3 83 01010011 S 115 01110011 s
20 00010100 ␁ 52 00110100 4 84 01010100 T 116 01110100 t
21 00010101 ␁ 53 00110101 5 85 01010101 U 117 01110101 u
22 00010110 ␁ 54 00110110 6 86 01010110 V 118 01110110 v
23 00010111 ␁ 55 00110111 7 87 01010111 W 119 01110111 w
24 00011000 ␁ 56 00111000 8 88 01011000 X 120 01111000 x
25 00011001 ␁ 57 00111001 9 89 01011001 Y 121 01111001 y
26 00011010 ␁ 58 00111010  : 90 01011010 Z 122 01111010 z
27 00011011 ␁ 59 00111011  ; 91 01011011 [ 123 01111011 {
28 00011100 ␁ 60 00111100 < 92 01011100 \ 124 01111100
29 00011101 ␁ 61 00111101 = 93 01011101 ] 125 01111101 }
30 00011110 ␁ 62 00111110 > 94 01011110 ^ 126 01111110 ~
31 00011111 ␁ 63 00111111  ? 95 01011111 _ 127 01111111 ␁
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