ASCII table
Welcome to the ASCII Code Reference Guide!
This site serves as a comprehensive reference for ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) characters, helping you understand how each symbol is represented across multiple formats. Whether you are a developer, student, or simply curious about character encoding, this guide offers an easy way to convert and understand ASCII values in various formats. ASCII is essential for communication between devices and is used widely in programming, web development, and data transmission.
For each character in the ASCII table, you'll find:
- Decimal Code (DEC): The standard numeric representation used in most systems.
- Octal Code (OCT): The base-8 format, primarily useful in computing and legacy systems.
- Hexadecimal Code (HEX): A compact base-16 representation often used in memory addressing and programming.
- Binary Code (BIN): The binary (base-2) format representing each character as a sequence of 0s and 1s.
- HTML Code: Special codes used in web development to display characters like &, <, and more in web browsers.
Each ASCII character, from basic letters and numbers to control characters, is listed below with its various representations. Use this as a quick reference for programming, debugging, or simply learning more about encoding systems.
Start exploring the ASCII characters and their different formats now!