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    ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) is a character encoding scheme used to represent text in computers and communications equipment. It uses 7-bit coded characters to represent text and consists of 128 specified characters including numbers, letters, and punctuation. Most modern character encoding schemes are based on ASCII but support more than the 128 characters in the original ASCII specification.

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    ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) is a character encoding scheme used to represent text in computers and communications equipment. It uses 7-bit coded characters to represent text and consists of 128 specified characters including numbers, letters, and punctuation. Most modern character encoding schemes are based on ASCII but support more than the 128 characters in the original ASCII specification.

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    ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) is a character encoding scheme used to represent text in computers and communications equipment. It uses 7-bit coded characters to represent text and consists of 128 specified characters including numbers, letters, and punctuation. Most modern character encoding schemes are based on ASCII but support more than the 128 characters in the original ASCII specification.

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    ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) is a character encoding scheme used to represent text in computers and communications equipment. It uses 7-bit coded characters to represent text and consists of 128 specified characters including numbers, letters, and punctuation. Most modern character encoding schemes are based on ASCII but support more than the 128 characters in the original ASCII specification.

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    JOMARI M.

    REARIO
    BIT 1B-G2
    The American Standard Code for Information Interchange (acronym: ASCII; pronounced /ˈæski/ ASS-
    kee)[2] is a character-encoding scheme based on the ordering of the English alphabet. ASCII codes
    represent text in computers, communications equipment, and other devices that use text. Most
    modern character-encoding schemes are based on ASCII, though they support many more
    characters than did ASCII.

    ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) Code

    Standard character set (32 - 127) :


    Dec Hex Char Description Dec Hex Char Description
    32 20 Space 80 50 Upper case P
    33 21 Exclamation mark 81 51 Upper case Q
    34 22 Quotation Mark 82 52 Upper case R
    35 23 Hash 83 53 Upper case S
    36 24 Dollar 84 54 Upper case T
    37 25 Percent 85 55 Upper case U
    38 26 Ampersand 86 56 Upper case V
    39 27 Apostrophe 87 57 Upper case W
    40 28 Open bracket 88 58 Upper case X
    41 29 Close bracket 89 59 Upper case Y
    42 2A Asterisk 90 5A Upper case Z
    43 2B Plus 91 5B Open square bracket
    44 2C Comma 92 5C Backslash
    45 2D Dash 93 5D Close square bracket
    46 2E Full stop 94 5E Caret
    47 2F Slash 95 5F Underscore
    48 30 Zero 96 60 Grave accent
    49 31 One 97 61 Lower case a
    50 32 Two 98 62 Lower case b
    51 33 Three 99 63 Lower case c
    52 34 Four 100 64 Lower case d
    53 35 Five 101 65 Lower case e
    54 36 Six 102 66 Lower case f
    55 37 Seven 103 67 Lower case g
    56 38 Eight 104 68 Lower case h
    57 39 Nine 105 69 Lower case i
    58 3A Colon 106 6A Lower case j
    59 3B Semicolon 107 6B Lower case k
    60 3C Less than 108 6C Lower case l
    61 3D Equals sign 109 6D Lower case m
    62 3E Greater than 110 6E Lower case n
    63 3F Question mark 111 6F Lower case o
    64 40 At 112 70 Lower case p
    65 41 Upper case A 113 71 Lower case q
    66 42 Upper case B 114 72 Lower case r
    67 43 Upper case C 115 73 Lower case s
    68 44 Upper case D 116 74 Lower case t
    69 45 Upper case E 117 75 Lower case u
    70 46 Upper case F 118 76 Lower case v
    71 47 Upper case G 119 77 Lower case w
    72 48 Upper case H 120 78 Lower case x
    73 49 Upper case I 121 79 Lower case y
    74 4A Upper case J 122 7A Lower case z
    75 4B Upper case K 123 7B Open brace
    76 4C Upper case L 124 7C Pipe
    77 4D Upper case M 125 7D Close brace
    78 4E Upper case N 126 7E Tilde
    79 4F Upper case O 127 7F Delete

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