ASCII Values -

The ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) value is a numerical representation of characters in computers. ASCII assigns a unique 7-bit binary number (0 to 127) to each character, allowing computers to understand and process text.

In ASCII:

The values 0–31 are control characters (e.g., newline, backspace).
The values 32–126 represent printable characters, including numbers, uppercase and lowercase letters, and symbols.
The value 127 is a control character used for the delete function.

Here is the ASCII table with values from 0 to 127:

ASCII Code	Character	Description
0	NUL	Null
1	SOH	Start of Heading
2	STX	Start of Text
3	ETX	End of Text
4	EOT	End of Transmission
5	ENQ	Enquiry
6	ACK	Acknowledge
7	BEL	Bell
8	BS	Backspace
9	HT	Horizontal Tab
10	LF	Line Feed
11	VT	Vertical Tab
12	FF	Form Feed
13	CR	Carriage Return
14	SO	Shift Out
15	SI	Shift In
16	DLE	Data Link Escape
17	DC1	Device Control 1
18	DC2	Device Control 2
19	DC3	Device Control 3
20	DC4	Device Control 4
21	NAK	Negative Acknowledge
22	SYN	Synchronous Idle
23	ETB	End of Transmission Block
24	CAN	Cancel
25	EM	End of Medium
26	SUB	Substitute
27	ESC	Escape
28	FS	File Separator
29	GS	Group Separator
30	RS	Record Separator
31	US	Unit Separator
32	(space)	Space
33	!	Exclamation mark
34	“	Double quote
35	#	Hash
36	$	Dollar sign
37	%	Percent
38	&	Ampersand
39	‘	Single quote
40	(	Left parenthesis
41	)	Right parenthesis
42	*	Asterisk
43	+	Plus
44	,	Comma
45	–	Hyphen
46	.	Period
47	/	Slash
48	0	Digit 0
49	1	Digit 1
50	2	Digit 2
51	3	Digit 3
52	4	Digit 4
53	5	Digit 5
54	6	Digit 6
55	7	Digit 7
56	8	Digit 8
57	9	Digit 9
58	:	Colon
59	;	Semicolon
60	<	Less than
61	=	Equals
62	>	Greater than
63	?	Question mark
64	@	At symbol
65	A	Uppercase A
66	B	Uppercase B
67	C	Uppercase C
68	D	Uppercase D
69	E	Uppercase E
70	F	Uppercase F
71	G	Uppercase G
72	H	Uppercase H
73	I	Uppercase I
74	J	Uppercase J
75	K	Uppercase K
76	L	Uppercase L
77	M	Uppercase M
78	N	Uppercase N
79	O	Uppercase O
80	P	Uppercase P
81	Q	Uppercase Q
82	R	Uppercase R
83	S	Uppercase S
84	T	Uppercase T
85	U	Uppercase U
86	V	Uppercase V
87	W	Uppercase W
88	X	Uppercase X
89	Y	Uppercase Y
90	Z	Uppercase Z
91	[	Left square bracket
92	\	Backslash
93	]	Right square bracket
94	^	Caret
95	_	Underscore
96	`	Grave accent
97	a	Lowercase a
98	b	Lowercase b
99	c	Lowercase c
100	d	Lowercase d
101	e	Lowercase e
102	f	Lowercase f
103	g	Lowercase g
104	h	Lowercase h
105	i	Lowercase i
106	j	Lowercase j
107	k	Lowercase k
108	l	Lowercase l
109	m	Lowercase m
110	n	Lowercase n
111	o	Lowercase o
112	p	Lowercase p
113	q	Lowercase q
114	r	Lowercase r
115	s	Lowercase s
116	t	Lowercase t
117	u	Lowercase u
118	v	Lowercase v
119	w	Lowercase w
120	x	Lowercase x
121	y	Lowercase y
122	z	Lowercase z
123	{	Left curly brace
124
125	}	Right curly brace
126	~	Tilde
127	DEL	Delete

This table represents the standard ASCII set, but ASCII can also be extended with codes up to 255 for additional symbols and special characters.

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