| Virtual Mike's - ASCII Chart |
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How to use Virtual Mike's ASCII Chart
There are 128 elements in the table above, arranged in 8 rows with 16 columns each.
Only the first 128 characters of the ASCII set are displayed here.
The upper 128 characters of the set are non-printable characters.
Each element of the chart contains a printable character, the decimal value for that character, and the binary bit settings for that character.
You will notice that the binary bits are in two rows, for readability sake and because of the logic of this chart.
Hexadecimal Conversions
HEXadecimal numbers are written with a 0x prefix.
The HEX value for any printable character is obtained by locating it on the chart.
The HEX value will be the LeftRowHeader followed by the ColumnHeader.
For example, the value of the capital A character is 0x41
, and the value of the capital L character is 0x4C.