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The ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) set is used by most computers as a way of processing data. By the use of a standard code set, computers were
able to process data more efficently. Here is the full 128 ASCII set with the additional information of the IBM codepage 437.

The first 32 characters of the ASCII code set was used for control characters and not for display. Here is the function of the control codes.
ASCII Control Codes
Value | Code | Description |
00 | NUL | Null |
01 | SOH | Start of heading |
02 | STX | Start of text |
03 | EXT | End of text |
04 | EOT | End of tranmission |
05 | ENQ | Enquiry |
06 | ACK | Acknowledge |
07 | BEL | Bell |
08 | BS | Back Space |
09 | TAB | Hoizontal Tab |
10 | LF, NL | Line feed, New line |
11 | VT | Vertical tab |
12 | FF, NP | Form feed, New page |
13 | CR | Carriage return |
14 | SO | Shift out |
15 | SI | Shift in |
16 | DLE | Data link escape |
17 | DC1 | Device control 1 |
18 | DC2 | Device control 2 |
19 | DC3 | Device control 3 |
20 | DC4 | Device control 4 |
21 | NAK | Negative acknowledge |
22 | SYN | Synchronous idle |
23 | ETB | End of transmission block |
24 | CAN | Cancel |
25 | EM | End of medium |
26 | SUB | Substitute |
27 | ESC | Escape |
28 | FS | File seperator |
29 | GS | Group seperator |
30 | RS | Record seperator |
31 | US | Unit seperator |
32 | SP | Space |
127 | DEL | Delete |
See Computer Number Systems for more information.
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