ASCII Table

The ASCII code is used to give to each symbol / key from the keyboard a unique number called ASCII code.
It can be used to convert text into ASCII code and then into binary code. It can be used within your code to identify specific
characters in a string or specific keys being pressed on the keyboard.

The ASCII table contains 256 codes (from 0 to 255). The table below only shows the most useful ASCII codes.
Vari
able Assignment ASCII Code ASCII Code ASCII Code
Char Char Char
(Decimal) (Decimal) (Decimal)
a 97 A 65 space 32
b 98 B 66 ! 33
c 99 C 67 " 34
d 100 D 68 # 35
e 101 E 69 $ 36
f 102 F 70 % 37
g 103 G 71 & 38
h 104 H 72 ' 39
i 105 I 73 ( 40
j 106 J 74 ) 41
k 107 K 75 * 42
l 108 L 76 + 43
m 109 M 77 , 44
n 110 N 78 - 45
o 111 O 79 . 46
p 112 P 80 / 47
q 113 Q 81 : 58
r 114 R 82 ; 59
s 115 S 83 < 60
t 116 T 84 = 61
u 117 U 85 > 62
v 118 V 86 ? 63
w 119 W 87 @ 64
x 120 X 88 [ 91
y 121 Y 89 \ 92
z 122 Z 90 ] 93
^ 94
_ 95
ASCII Code ASCII Code
Char Char ` 96
(Decimal) (Decimal)
0 48 € 128 { 123
1 49 £ 163 | 124
2 50 ¥ 165 } 125
3 51 $ 36 ~ 126
4 52 © 169 „ 145
5 53 ™ 153 ‟ 146
6 54 ° 176 “ 147
7 55 ˜ 152 ” 148
8 56 ¡ 161 • 149
9 57 ¿ 191 ˜ 152

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