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IBM published its own standard in 1963 as well. The two encoding standards duked it out for about ten years, but by the early 1970s — when C and C were being created — ASCII had just about won the battle. The char type was created with ASCII character encoding in mind. Ascii Art in C. So I'm attempting to put in Ascii Art in a C program, and did so by manually printing each line, but the outcome was nothing like the ascii art. It's like: Does this occur because the characters are not recognizable by the prompt or have I not done it correctly. In this example, you will learn to find ASCII value of a character in C. A character variable holds ASCII value (an integer number between 0 and 127) rather than that character itself in C programming. That value is known as ASCII value. For example, ASCII value of 'A' is 65. Feb 22, 2009 I'm trying to create an array of 256 unique ascii characters in Dev C. I have gathered 213 from across the web and am now struggling to find another 43. I've already used the standard ones; 0-9, a-z, A-Z, all the ones on a keyboard and several html ones.

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Here, we are going to learn how can we print the character using given ASCII code in C programming language using cout?And here is a C program that will also print the all characters with their ASCII codes. Submitted by IncludeHelp, on February 13, 2017. Generally, when we pass an integer value to cout, it prints value in decimal format and if we want to print a character using ASCII. So far there seems to be no correct answer among the 12 answers. Many fail at limiting the values to the 0 to 127 range as ASCII is a 7 bit encoding, and so far none has solved the problem that the numerical value of a character in C doesn't have to be the ASCII value!

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The following chart contains all 128 ASCII decimal (dec), octal (oct), hexadecimal (hex) and character (ch) codes.

`dec`	`oct`	`hex`	`ch`	`dec`	`oct`	`hex`	`ch`	`dec`	`oct`	`hex`	`ch`	`dec`	`oct`	`hex`	`ch`
`0`	`0`	`00`	`NUL` (null)	`32`	`40`	`20`	(space)	`64`	`100`	`40`	`@`	`96`	`140`	`60`	`
`1`	`1`	`01`	`SOH` (start of header)	`33`	`41`	`21`	`!`	`65`	`101`	`41`	`A`	`97`	`141`	`61`	`a`
`2`	`2`	`02`	`STX` (start of text)	`34`	`42`	`22`	`'`	`66`	`102`	`42`	`B`	`98`	`142`	`62`	`b`
`3`	`3`	`03`	`ETX` (end of text)	`35`	`43`	`23`	`#`	`67`	`103`	`43`	`C`	`99`	`143`	`63`	`c`
`4`	`4`	`04`	`EOT` (end of transmission)	`36`	`44`	`24`	`$`	`68`	`104`	`44`	`D`	`100`	`144`	`64`	`d`
`5`	`5`	`05`	`ENQ` (enquiry)	`37`	`45`	`25`	`%`	`69`	`105`	`45`	`E`	`101`	`145`	`65`	`e`
`6`	`6`	`06`	`ACK` (acknowledge)	`38`	`46`	`26`	`&`	`70`	`106`	`46`	`F`	`102`	`146`	`66`	`f`
`7`	`7`	`07`	`BEL` (bell)	`39`	`47`	`27`	`'`	`71`	`107`	`47`	`G`	`103`	`147`	`67`	`g`
`8`	`10`	`08`	`BS` (backspace)	`40`	`50`	`28`	`(`	`72`	`110`	`48`	`H`	`104`	`150`	`68`	`h`
`9`	`11`	`09`	`HT` (horizontal tab)	`41`	`51`	`29`	`)`	`73`	`111`	`49`	`I`	`105`	`151`	`69`	`i`
`10`	`12`	`0a`	`LF` (line feed - new line)	`42`	`52`	`2a`	`*`	`74`	`112`	`4a`	`J`	`106`	`152`	`6a`	`j`
`11`	`13`	`0b`	`VT` (vertical tab)	`43`	`53`	`2b`	`+`	`75`	`113`	`4b`	`K`	`107`	`153`	`6b`	`k`
`12`	`14`	`0c`	`FF` (form feed - new page)	`44`	`54`	`2c`	`,`	`76`	`114`	`4c`	`L`	`108`	`154`	`6c`	`l`
`13`	`15`	`0d`	`CR` (carriage return)	`45`	`55`	`2d`	`-`	`77`	`115`	`4d`	`M`	`109`	`155`	`6d`	`m`
`14`	`16`	`0e`	`SO` (shift out)	`46`	`56`	`2e`	`.`	`78`	`116`	`4e`	`N`	`110`	`156`	`6e`	`n`
`15`	`17`	`0f`	`SI` (shift in)	`47`	`57`	`2f`	`/`	`79`	`117`	`4f`	`O`	`111`	`157`	`6f`	`o`
`16`	`20`	`10`	`DLE` (data link escape)	`48`	`60`	`30`	`0`	`80`	`120`	`50`	`P`	`112`	`160`	`70`	`p`
`17`	`21`	`11`	`DC1` (device control 1)	`49`	`61`	`31`	`1`	`81`	`121`	`51`	`Q`	`113`	`161`	`71`	`q`
`18`	`22`	`12`	`DC2` (device control 2)	`50`	`62`	`32`	`2`	`82`	`122`	`52`	`R`	`114`	`162`	`72`	`r`
`19`	`23`	`13`	`DC3` (device control 3)	`51`	`63`	`33`	`3`	`83`	`123`	`53`	`S`	`115`	`163`	`73`	`s`
`20`	`24`	`14`	`DC4` (device control 4)	`52`	`64`	`34`	`4`	`84`	`124`	`54`	`T`	`116`	`164`	`74`	`t`
`21`	`25`	`15`	`NAK` (negative acknowledge)	`53`	`65`	`35`	`5`	`85`	`125`	`55`	`U`	`117`	`165`	`75`	`u`
`22`	`26`	`16`	`SYN` (synchronous idle)	`54`	`66`	`36`	`6`	`86`	`126`	`56`	`V`	`118`	`166`	`76`	`v`
`23`	`27`	`17`	`ETB` (end of transmission block)	`55`	`67`	`37`	`7`	`87`	`127`	`57`	`W`	`119`	`167`	`77`	`w`
`24`	`30`	`18`	`CAN` (cancel)	`56`	`70`	`38`	`8`	`88`	`130`	`58`	`X`	`120`	`170`	`78`	`x`
`25`	`31`	`19`	`EM` (end of medium)	`57`	`71`	`39`	`9`	`89`	`131`	`59`	`Y`	`121`	`171`	`79`	`y`
`26`	`32`	`1a`	`SUB` (substitute)	`58`	`72`	`3a`	`:`	`90`	`132`	`5a`	`Z`	`122`	`172`	`7a`	`z`
`27`	`33`	`1b`	`ESC` (escape)	`59`	`73`	`3b`	`;`	`91`	`133`	`5b`	`[`	`123`	`173`	`7b`	`{`
`28`	`34`	`1c`	`FS` (file separator)	`60`	`74`	`3c`	`<`	`92`	`134`	`5c`		`124`	`174`	`7c`	`\|`
`29`	`35`	`1d`	`GS` (group separator)	`61`	`75`	`3d`	`=`	`93`	`135`	`5d`	`]`	`125`	`175`	`7d`	`}`
`30`	`36`	`1e`	`RS` (record separator)	`62`	`76`	`3e`	`>`	`94`	`136`	`5e`	`^`	`126`	`176`	`7e`	`~`
`31`	`37`	`1f`	`US` (unit separator)	`63`	`77`	`3f`	`?`	`95`	`137`	`5f`	`_`	`127`	`177`	`7f`	`DEL` (delete)

Note: in Unicode, the ASCII character block is known as U+0000..U+007F Basic Latin.

[edit]Example

Possible output:

Ascii Code Dev C Download

[edit]See also

C documentation for ASCII Chart

Ascii Code Decoder

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