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ASCII Code Conversion Table

This document describes the ASCII character set. It contains a table listing the 128 ASCII values from 0 to 127 along with their corresponding characters. The first 32 values and the last value (127) are control characters that usually are not displayed. Some versions of C and computers support using these ASCII values to represent special graphics characters instead of controls.

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ASCII Code Conversion Table

This document describes the ASCII character set. It contains a table listing the 128 ASCII values from 0 to 127 along with their corresponding characters. The first 32 values and the last value (127) are control characters that usually are not displayed. Some versions of C and computers support using these ASCII values to represent special graphics characters instead of controls.

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Appendix E

The ASCll Character Set


ASCII
Value

Character

ASCII
Value

Character

ASCII
Value

Character

ASCII
Value

Character

NUL

32

(blank)

64

96

SOH

33

65

97

STX

34

I1

66

98

ETX

35

67

99

EOT

36

68

100

ENQ

37

69

101

d
e

AC K

38

&

70

102

BEL

39

71

103

BS

40

72

104

9
h

1
*

73

105

74

106

75

107

HT

41

10

LF

42

11

VT

43

12

FF

44

76

108

k
1

13

CR

45

77

109

so

14

46

78

110

15

SI

47

79

111

16

DLE

48

80

112

17

DC1

49

81

113

18

DC2

50

82

114

q
r

19

DC3

51

83

115

20

DC4

52

84

116

t
U

21

NAK

53

85

117

22

SYN

54

86

118

23

ETB

55

87

119

24

CAN

56

88

120

25

EM

57

89

121

26

SUB

58

90

122

27

ESC

59

91

123

<

92

124

93

125

28

FS

60

29

GS

61

30

RS

62

>

94

31

us

63

95

126

127

DEL

'he first 32 characters and the last character are control characters. Usually, they are not displayed. However, some
,ersions of C (some computers) support special graphics characters for these ASCII values. For example, 001 may
epresent the character 0 , 0 0 2 may represent 8,and so on.

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