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When a character is stored in the computer it IS in ASCII code! There is no need to convert it!!!
However, if you are not yet quite familiar with the ASCII code:
for digits: add 48 to the digit to get the ASCII code.
for LARGE LETTERS: add 64 to the letter's order in the alphabet. A=65, Z=90
for small letters: add 96 to the letter's order in the alphabet. A=97, Z=122
"Information has a tendency to be free. Which means someone will always tell you something you don't want to know."
When a character is stored in the computer it IS in ASCII code! There is no need to convert it!!!
However, if you are not yet quite familiar with the ASCII code:
for digits: add 48 to the digit to get the ASCII code.
for LARGE LETTERS: add 64 to the letter's order in the alphabet. A=65, Z=90
for small letters: add 96 to the letter's order in the alphabet. A=97, Z=122
"Information has a tendency to be free. Which means someone will always tell you something you don't want to know."
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