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Simple ASCII Table

Denary: 32
Binary: 00100000

Denary: 33
Binary: 00100001

!

Denary: 34
Binary: 00100010

"

Denary: 35
Binary: 00100011

#

Denary: 36
Binary: 00100100

$

Denary: 37
Binary: 00100101

%

Denary: 38
Binary: 00100110

&

Denary: 39
Binary: 00100111

'

Denary: 40
Binary: 00101000

(

Denary: 41
Binary: 00101001

)

Denary: 42
Binary: 00101010

*

Denary: 43
Binary: 00101011

+

Denary: 44
Binary: 00101100

,

Denary: 45
Binary: 00101101

-

Denary: 46
Binary: 00101110

.

Denary: 47
Binary: 00101111

/

Denary: 48
Binary: 00110000

0

Denary: 49
Binary: 00110001

1

Denary: 50
Binary: 00110010

2

Denary: 51
Binary: 00110011

3

Denary: 52
Binary: 00110100

4

Denary: 53
Binary: 00110101

5

Denary: 54
Binary: 00110110

6

Denary: 55
Binary: 00110111

7

Denary: 56
Binary: 00111000

8

Denary: 57
Binary: 00111001

9

Denary: 58
Binary: 00111010

:

Denary: 59
Binary: 00111011

;

Denary: 60
Binary: 00111100

<

Denary: 61
Binary: 00111101

=

Denary: 62
Binary: 00111110

>

Denary: 63
Binary: 00111111

?

Denary: 64
Binary: 01000000

@

Denary: 65
Binary: 01000001

A

Denary: 66
Binary: 01000010

B

Denary: 67
Binary: 01000011

C

Denary: 68
Binary: 01000100

D

Denary: 69
Binary: 01000101

E

Denary: 70
Binary: 01000110

F

Denary: 71
Binary: 01000111

G

Denary: 72
Binary: 01001000

H

Denary: 73
Binary: 01001001

I

Denary: 74
Binary: 01001010

J

Denary: 75
Binary: 01001011

K

Denary: 76
Binary: 01001100

L

Denary: 77
Binary: 01001101

M

Denary: 78
Binary: 01001110

N

Denary: 79
Binary: 01001111

O

Denary: 80
Binary: 01010000

P

Denary: 81
Binary: 01010001

Q

Denary: 82
Binary: 01010010

R

Denary: 83
Binary: 01010011

S

Denary: 84
Binary: 01010100

T

Denary: 85
Binary: 01010101

U

Denary: 86
Binary: 01010110

V

Denary: 87
Binary: 01010111

W

Denary: 88
Binary: 01011000

X

Denary: 89
Binary: 01011001

Y

Denary: 90
Binary: 01011010

Z

Denary: 91
Binary: 01011011

[

Denary: 92
Binary: 01011100

\

Denary: 93
Binary: 01011101

]

Denary: 94
Binary: 01011110

^

Denary: 95
Binary: 01011111

_

Denary: 96
Binary: 01100000

Denary: 97
Binary: 01100001

a

Denary: 98
Binary: 01100010

b

Denary: 99
Binary: 01100011

c

Denary: 100
Binary: 01100100

d

Denary: 101
Binary: 01100101

e

Denary: 102
Binary: 01100110

f

Denary: 103
Binary: 01100111

g

Denary: 104
Binary: 01101000

h

Denary: 105
Binary: 01101001

i

Denary: 106
Binary: 01101010

j

Denary: 107
Binary: 01101011

k

Denary: 108
Binary: 01101100

l

Denary: 109
Binary: 01101101

m

Denary: 110
Binary: 01101110

n

Denary: 111
Binary: 01101111

o

Denary: 112
Binary: 01110000

p

Denary: 113
Binary: 01110001

q

Denary: 114
Binary: 01110010

r

Denary: 115
Binary: 01110011

s

Denary: 116
Binary: 01110100

t

Denary: 117
Binary: 01110101

u

Denary: 118
Binary: 01110110

v

Denary: 119
Binary: 01110111

w

Denary: 120
Binary: 01111000

x

Denary: 121
Binary: 01111001

y

Denary: 122
Binary: 01111010

z

Denary: 123
Binary: 01111011

{

Denary: 124
Binary: 01111100

|

Denary: 125
Binary: 01111101

}

Denary: 126
Binary: 01111110

~

Denary: 127
Binary: 01111111

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Where are 0 – 31?

Characters 0–31 in the ASCII table are control characters. These are non-printing characters used to control devices (like printers, modems, or terminals) or structure data. They're part of the original 7-bit ASCII specification and were designed primarily for telecommunication and data transmission systems.