ASCII Table

Reference the full ASCII table

ASCII assigns a number to each basic character, and looking up those codes is a recurring need in programming. This complete ASCII reference table shows every code with its character, so you can find the number for a character or the character for a code.

Why ASCII still matters

ASCII underlies text handling everywhere: it is the basis of character encoding, and its codes appear when you work with bytes, control characters, or low-level text processing. Knowing that a space is 32, a newline is 10, or that the digits and letters occupy contiguous ranges is genuinely useful for parsing, validation and debugging. The control characters, the non-printing codes below 32, are especially worth having a reference for, since they cause invisible bugs. A complete table puts every code at your fingertips.

Every code to hand

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