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Data Representation
home.adelphi.edu• The ASCII code for an uppercase Ais 1000001. Representing Text • Extended ASCII is a superset of ASCII that uses eight bits for each character. • For example, Extended ASCII represents the uppercase letter Aas 01000001. • Using eight bits instead of seven bits allows Extended ASCII to provide codes for 256 characters.
Lecture 03 - Bits Bytes and Data Types
www.cs.cmu.eduEach data byte can be represented using an ASCII (or extended ASCII) value. An ASCII table is given below. Standard ASCII table assigns each character to a numerical value. For example ‘A’ = 65 and ‘a’ = 97. Printable standard ASCII values are between 32 and 126. The 8 th bit in the byte may be used for parity checking in communication ...
Title stata.com String functions
www.stata.comNote: ASCII codes are from 0 to 127; extended ASCII codes are from 128 to 255. Prior to Stata 14, the display of extended ASCII characters was encoding dependent. For example, char(128)on Microsoft Windows using Windows-1252 encoding displayed the Euro symbol, but on Linux using ISO-Latin-1 encoding,
Syntax - Stata
www.stata.comchar(#) displays the character for ASCII and extended ASCII code #, where # > 127 is treated as a Latin1-encoded character and will be converted to the corresponding UTF-8 character, displays one blank between two directives,, places no blanks between two directives.