Scii Character Chart With Decimal, Binary And Hexadecimal Conversions
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5ASCII Character Chart with Decimal, Binary and Hexadecimal Conversions
ASCII stands for "American Standard Code for Information Interchange". It is the character set
that is used in PCs and most other small computers. (The other big standard is IBM's EBCDIC
character set, which is used in IBM minis and mainframes). The table below lists all of the
characters in the character set, along with their decimal, binary and hexadecimal number
equivalents, so you can also use it as a conversion chart:
Note: ASCII characters 0 to 31 are control characters, not printed characters. They are
represented using short forms in the "Char" column. The "Code" column represents the
keystrokes usually used to generate the character on a standard "enhanced" PC keyboard
Character Name
Char
Code
Decimal
Binary
Hex
Null
NUL
Ctrl @
0
00000000
00
Start of Heading
SOH
Ctrl A
1
00000001
01
Start of Text
STX
Ctrl B
2
00000010
02
End of Text
ETX
Ctrl C
3
00000011
03
EOT
Ctrl D
4
00000100
04
End of Transmit
Enquiry
ENQ
Ctrl E
5
00000101
05
Acknowledge
ACK
Ctrl F
6
00000110
06
Bell
BEL
Ctrl G
7
00000111
07
Back Space
BS
Ctrl H
8
00001000
08
TAB
Ctrl I
9
00001001
09
Horizontal Tab
LF
Ctrl J
10
00001010
0A
Line Feed
Vertical Tab
VT
Ctrl K
11
00001011
0B
Form Feed
FF
Ctrl L
12
00001100
0C
Carriage Return
CR
Ctrl M
13
00001101
0D
Shift Out
SO
Ctrl N
14
00001110
0E
SI
Ctrl O
15
00001111
0F
Shift In
DLE
Ctrl P
16
00010000
10
Data Line Escape
Device Control 1
DC1
Ctrl Q
17
00010001
11
Device Control 2
DC2
Ctrl R
18
00010010
12
Device Control 3
DC3
Ctrl S
19
00010011
13
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