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Description
ASCII
- Binary
- 1s and 0s
- Convert
from Binary
into ASCII
- Each binary
number
represents
another number,
letter or symbol.
- For example:
00101000=40=(
- For example:
00101000=40=(
- Each binary
number
represents
another number,
letter or symbol.
- 128, 64, 32, 16, 8, 4, 2, 1
- For example,36
in binary would
be 00100100
- In ASCII
this would
become $.
- In ASCII
this would
become $.
- 1s and 0s
- ASCII (American Standard Code for
Information Interchange) is the
most common format for text files
in computers and on the Internet.
- For example, the
ASCII code for
uppercase M is 77.
- Most computers use ASCII codes
to represent text, which makes it
possible to transfer datafrom
one computer to another
7 comments
over 9 years ago
hi
over 9 years ago
Better than David's but still hilarious. -Mr Mellor
over 9 years ago
We need more prayers Nattypatty is struggling to eat his fill today.
over 9 years ago
All he has is prayers
over 9 years ago
LIKE
over 9 years ago
LIKE
over 9 years ago
1 like=1 prayer for nattypatty
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