a list of ascii codes in hex binary and plain language
Stuart Roberts
could send to me I would appreciate it. Many thanks, Stu
gatorpower
Martin Atkins
|I would like to have a list of all ASCII values, if anone has one that they
|could send to me I would appreciate it. Many thanks, Stu
How's this?
Dec Hex Oct Bin Chr
32 20 40 100000
33 21 41 100001 !
34 22 42 100010 "
35 23 43 100011 #
36 24 44 100100 $
37 25 45 100101 %
38 26 46 100110 &
39 27 47 100111 '
40 28 50 101000 (
41 29 51 101001 )
42 2A 52 101010 *
43 2B 53 101011 +
44 2C 54 101100 ,
45 2D 55 101101 -
46 2E 56 101110 .
47 2F 57 101111 /
48 30 60 110000 0
49 31 61 110001 1
50 32 62 110010 2
51 33 63 110011 3
52 34 64 110100 4
53 35 65 110101 5
54 36 66 110110 6
55 37 67 110111 7
56 38 70 111000 8
57 39 71 111001 9
58 3A 72 111010 :
59 3B 73 111011 ;
60 3C 74 111100 <
61 3D 75 111101 =
62 3E 76 111110 >
63 3F 77 111111 ?
64 40 100 1000000 @
65 41 101 1000001 A
66 42 102 1000010 B
67 43 103 1000011 C
68 44 104 1000100 D
69 45 105 1000101 E
70 46 106 1000110 F
71 47 107 1000111 G
72 48 110 1001000 H
73 49 111 1001001 I
74 4A 112 1001010 J
75 4B 113 1001011 K
76 4C 114 1001100 L
77 4D 115 1001101 M
78 4E 116 1001110 N
79 4F 117 1001111 O
80 50 120 1010000 P
81 51 121 1010001 Q
82 52 122 1010010 R
83 53 123 1010011 S
84 54 124 1010100 T
85 55 125 1010101 U
86 56 126 1010110 V
87 57 127 1010111 W
88 58 130 1011000 X
89 59 131 1011001 Y
90 5A 132 1011010 Z
91 5B 133 1011011 [
92 5C 134 1011100 \
93 5D 135 1011101 ]
94 5E 136 1011110 ^
95 5F 137 1011111 _
96 60 140 1100000 `
97 61 141 1100001 a
98 62 142 1100010 b
99 63 143 1100011 c
100 64 144 1100100 d
101 65 145 1100101 e
102 66 146 1100110 f
103 67 147 1100111 g
104 68 150 1101000 h
105 69 151 1101001 i
106 6A 152 1101010 j
107 6B 153 1101011 k
108 6C 154 1101100 l
109 6D 155 1101101 m
110 6E 156 1101110 n
111 6F 157 1101111 o
112 70 160 1110000 p
113 71 161 1110001 q
114 72 162 1110010 r
115 73 163 1110011 s
116 74 164 1110100 t
117 75 165 1110101 u
118 76 166 1110110 v
119 77 167 1110111 w
120 78 170 1111000 x
121 79 171 1111001 y
122 7A 172 1111010 z
123 7B 173 1111011 {
124 7C 174 1111100 |
125 7D 175 1111101 }
126 7E 176 1111110 ~
Kind Regards,
-Martin
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Glenn Copeland
>
> .----- On Fri, 17 Dec 1999 04:34, Stuart Roberts posted:
> |I would like to have a list of all ASCII values,
> '-----------------------------------
>
> How's this?
>
> Dec Hex Oct Bin Chr
> 32 20 40 100000
> 126 7E 176 1111110 ~
Am I to gather from this that only the characters within the 32-126
range are considered *true* ASCII, rather than such as VT100 or ANSI?
cheers,
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Henning 'Faroul' Peters
>> Dec Hex Oct Bin Chr
>> 32 20 40 100000
> [snip]
>> 126 7E 176 1111110 ~
> Am I to gather from this that only the characters within the 32-126
> range are considered *true* ASCII, rather than such as VT100 or ANSI?
Neither VT100 nor ANSI has anything to do with ASCII. VT100, ANSI, XTERM and
others are standards which define special-chars, such as "highlight",
"italics", cursor-moves etc.
ASCII is a character-set, like iso-latin1, ibm-codepage 850 etc.
ASCII is a character-set which is pure 7-bit clean and contains no
control-characters (as 0x07 "Bell" or so).
Faroul
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Henning `Faroul' Peters - far...@gmx.net
CJRandall
>Martin Atkins wrote:
>> .----- On Fri, 17 Dec 1999 04:34, Stuart Roberts posted:
>> |I would like to have a list of all ASCII values,
>>
>>
>> Dec Hex Oct Bin Chr
>> 32 20 40 100000
>[snip]
>> 126 7E 176 1111110 ~
>
>Am I to gather from this that only the characters within the 32-126
>range are considered *true* ASCII, rather than such as VT100 or ANSI?
>
0 .. 32 unprintable control-codes
32 .. 126 ascii char set
127 backspace+delete
128 .. 255 extended char set (ansi)
all machinery set to 'western' fixed-width type-font should display
the ascii char set (32..126) in a very similar way
the remaining chars or anything else is unlikely
for example VT100 vs ANSI(DOS/OEM)
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Neil Franklin
>
> Martin Atkins wrote:
> >
> > .----- On Fri, 17 Dec 1999 04:34, Stuart Roberts posted:
> > |I would like to have a list of all ASCII values,
> > '-----------------------------------
> >
> > How's this?
> >
> > Dec Hex Oct Bin Chr
> > 32 20 40 100000
> [snip]
> > 126 7E 176 1111110 ~
>
> Am I to gather from this that only the characters within the 32-126
> range are considered *true* ASCII,
0-127 are the only true ASCII (as defined in ISO-646).
But 32-126 are considered the _subset_ of ASCII usable for art,
because too many newsreaders and file viewers can not handle the
0-31 and 127 properly.
> rather than such as VT100 or ANSI?
VTxx0 and ANSI are terminal control sequences, not characters at all.
Equally PC-473 (often miss-called ANSI or DOS) and ISO-8859-x and
ISO-10646-UTF-8 are expanded character sets with 128-255 and as
such are not wellcome, because many newsreaders and file viewers
do not understand them.
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Neil Franklin, ne...@franklin.ch.remove http://neil.franklin.ch/
Ilmari Karonen
: 0-127 are the only true ASCII (as defined in ISO-646).
: But 32-126 are considered the _subset_ of ASCII usable for art,
: because too many newsreaders and file viewers can not handle the
: 0-31 and 127 properly.
Just to pick one more nit, codes 32-126 are the *printable* ASCII
characters. ASCII art uses those, as well as the characters 10 and
13 (depending on local conventions) for line breaks.
An ascii picture is a matrix of printable ASCII characters,
usually stored and transmitted as lines of plain ASCII text
separated by line breaks (CR, LF or CR/LF).
An ascii animation is a sequence of ascii pictures shown at
regular intervals to simulate motion. While these have been
traditionally separated by ASCII Form Feed characters, many
other storage and display conventions exist today.
Should this be in the FAQ, just so we can quote it the next time
someone tries to stretch the rules?
--
Ilmari Karonen - http://www.sci.fi/~iltzu/
"Whatever you do, don't hold a mouthful of Coke for nine days."
-- Jon M in AFU
Veronica Karlsson
> <snip> ASCII art uses those, as well as the characters 10 and
> 13 (depending on local conventions) for line breaks.
This is one point I've carefully avoided mentioning (partly because just
about everybody seem to get this right anyway, partly because it would
make llizard look at me in a funny way...). :D
> Should this be in the FAQ, just so we can quote it the next time
> someone tries to stretch the rules?
I thought that was what "WARNING: Control Codes!" was for...
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llizard
<acin...@earthling.net> wrote:
>
> Ilmari Karonen wrote:
> > <snip> ASCII art uses those, as well as the characters 10 and
> > 13 (depending on local conventions) for line breaks.
>
> This is one point I've carefully avoided mentioning (partly because just
> about everybody seem to get this right anyway, partly because it would
> make llizard look at me in a funny way...). :D
.
___ ha
_/ | \_,^%--- ha
|_____| <\ \ ha It would??
--- == >/
[_____] __>,^
ejm | | //| |
I'm not quite as dumb as I appear (how could I possibly be???) and have
carefully avoided mentioning the same thing... (although I didn't know
exactly which one of those numbers was for line breaks)
NOTE: I never pick up my mail from the yahoo address. If you
are e-mailing and hit the reply button, add an "e" to "freent";
its absense is to stop the torment of automatic mailers.
--
___ cq547@freene+.+oron+o.on.ca
_/ | ,^%--- llizard aka ejm
|_____| __<_ \ heh heh heh... I'm smarter than the
--- == >/ average llizard
[_____] __>,^ ASCII-ar+ and ASCII-anima+ions
ejm| | //| | http://www.crosswinds.net/~llizard/
Veronica Karlsson
> Veronica Karlsson wrote:
> > This is one point I've carefully avoided mentioning (partly because just
> > about everybody seem to get this right anyway, partly because it would
> > make llizard look at me in a funny way...). :D
>
It looks like a fairly typical thing that would cause you to "glaze"...
:-)
> --
> ___ cq547@freene+.+oron+o.on.ca
> _/ | ,^%--- llizard aka ejm
> |_____| __<_ \ heh heh heh... I'm smarter than the
> --- == >/ average llizard
> [_____] __>,^ ASCII-ar+ and ASCII-anima+ions
> ejm| | //| | http://www.crosswinds.net/~llizard/
I thought you were the one and only llizard, i.e. you are "the average
llizard". How do you explain that? :-D
llizard
<acin...@earthling.net> wrote:
>
> llizard wrote:
> > Veronica Karlsson wrote:
> > > because it would
> > > make llizard look at me in a funny way...). :D
> >
> > It would??
>
> It looks like a fairly typical thing that would cause you to "glaze"...
> :-)
miraculously, no glazing in this case...
> > _/ | ,^%---
> > |_____| __<_ \ heh heh heh... I'm smarter than the
> > --- == >/ average llizard
[snip]
> I thought you were the one and only llizard, i.e. you are "the average
> llizard". How do you explain that? :-D
When Yahoo! took over Geo, I was flabbergasted to discover that a Yahoo!
person had taken the name "llizard" (after I had made my GeoPage) and
because Y! bought Geo, I was told I had to change my name. (To the
victor go the spoils) That is one of the reasons I left Geo. (There are
several other tedious reasons that I refuse to drone on about any more.)
So that means that there are TWO llizards. Even though I have never
personally met the other llizard, I feel certain (being the egotistical
and vain llizard that I am) that I am smarter than the other llizard.
And I have the medal to prove it:
ha
ha ,^
ha ---%^|^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
ha ha / || " "
|/
(*)
Smarter than the average llizard
I'm so smart, I received the medal of brain excellence!
(I believe I received that in 1996?)
NOTE: I never pick up my mail from the yahoo address. If you
are e-mailing and hit the reply button, add an "e" to "freent";
its absense is to stop the torment of automatic mailers.
--
___ llizard aka ejm cq547@freene+.+oron+o.on.ca
_/ |
|_____| ,^>\ It's a heavy weight to bear....
--- == ---%!; >\
[_____] /(*)_>,^ ASCII-ar+ and ASCII-anima+ions
ejm | | //| | http://www.crosswinds.net/~llizard/
Veronica Karlsson
> <snip> I feel certain (being the egotistical
> and vain llizard that I am) that I am smarter than the other llizard.
> And I have the medal to prove it:
>
> ha
> ha ,^
> ha ---%^|^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> ha ha / || " "
> |/
> (*)
>
> Smarter than the average llizard
> I'm so smart, I received the medal of brain excellence!
>
> (I believe I received that in 1996?)
>
And how many llizards were there in 1996?
llizard
<acin...@earthling.net> wrote:
>
> llizard wrote:
> > <snip> I feel certain (being the egotistical
> > and vain llizard that I am) that I am smarter than the other llizard.
> > And I have the medal to prove it:
> >
> > ha
> > ha ,^
> > ha ---%^|^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> > ha ha / || " "
> > |/
> > (*)
> >
> > Smarter than the average llizard
> > I'm so smart, I received the medal of brain excellence!
> >
> > (I believe I received that in 1996?)
> >
>
> And how many llizards were there in 1996?
As far as I know, there was only one llizard (me) in 1996. DRAT!!! And
THAT can only mean that I'm NOT smarter than the average llizard because
when I received it I thought that medal actually meant something.
___ (*). / Oh Woe is me!
_/ | \_;v=---
|_____| _/< '
--- == > ' I'm dumber than the average llizard.
[_____] __>,^ '
ejm | | //| |
NOTE: I never pick up my mail from the yahoo address. If you
are e-mailing and hit the reply button, add an "e" to "freent";
its absense is to stop the torment of automatic mailers.
--
___ llizard aka ejm cq547@freene+.+oron+o.on.ca
_/ |
|_____| ,^>\ Can I still keep it and pretend though?
Martin Atkins
|In article <3874E8...@earthling.net>, Veronica Karlsson
|<acin...@earthling.net> wrote:
|>
|> llizard wrote:
|> > <snip> I feel certain (being the egotistical
|> > and vain llizard that I am) that I am smarter than the other llizard.
|> > And I have the medal to prove it:
|> >
|> >
|> > I'm so smart, I received the medal of brain excellence!
|> >
|> > (I believe I received that in 1996?)
|> >
|>
|> And how many llizards were there in 1996?
|
|As far as I know, there was only one llizard (me) in 1996. DRAT!!! And
|THAT can only mean that I'm NOT smarter than the average llizard because
|when I received it I thought that medal actually meant something.
|
Just explain it away using a strange combination of paradoxes and temporal
disturbances. And Aliens. Never fails.