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ASCII Table
Adam Mathlay edited this page Sep 17, 2024
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ASCII control characters (character code 0–31) The first 32 characters in the
ASCII-tableare unprintable control codes and are used to control peripherals such as printers - ASCII printable characters (character code 32–127) Codes 32–127 are common for all the different variations of the ASCII table, they are called printable characters, represent letters, digits, punctuation marks, and a few miscellaneous symbols. You will find almost every character on your keyboard. Character 127 represents the command DEL.
| Index of Character | Symbol Of Character | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | � | Null character |
| 1 | Start of heading | |
| 2 | Start of text | |
| 3 | end of text | |
| 4 | end of transmission | |
| 5 | enquiry | |
| 6 | acknowledge | |
| 7 | bell/alert | |
| 8 | backspace | |
| 9 | Horizontal tab | |
| 10 | new line | |
| 11 | vertical tabulation | |
| 12 | form feed | |
| 13 | carriage return | |
| 14 | shift out | |
| 15 | shift in | |
| 16 | data link escape | |
| 17 | device control one (XON) | |
| 18 | device control two | |
| 19 | device control three (XOFF) | |
| 20 | device control four | |
| 21 | negative acknowledge | |
| 22 | synchronous idle | |
| 23 | end of transmission block | |
| 24 | cancel | |
| 25 | end of medium | |
| 26 | substitute | |
| 27 | escape | |
| 28 | file separator | |
| 29 | group separator | |
| 30 | record separator | |
| 31 | unit separator | |
| 32 | space | |
| 33 | ! | exclamation mark |
| 34 | " | double quotes |
| 35 | # | pound sign |
| 36 | $ | dollar sign |
| 37 | % | percent sign |
| 38 | & | ampersand |
| 39 | ' | single quote |
| 40 | ( | open bracket |
| 41 | ) | close bracket |
| 42 | * | star / asterisk |
| 43 | + | plus |
| 44 | , | comma |
| 45 | - | hyphen / minus |
| 46 | . | full stop / dot / period |
| 47 | / | slash / divide |
| 48 | 0 | zero |
| 49 | 1 | one |
| 50 | 2 | two |
| 51 | 3 | three |
| 52 | 4 | four |
| 53 | 5 | five |
| 54 | 6 | six |
| 55 | 7 | seven |
| 56 | 8 | eight |
| 57 | 9 | nine |
| 58 | : | colon |
| 59 | ; | semi colon |
| 60 | < | less than / open angle bracket |
| 61 | = | equals |
| 62 | > | greater than / closed angle bracket |
| 63 | ? | question mark |
| 64 | @ | at sign |
| 65 | A | uppercase A |
| 66 | B | uppercase B |
| 67 | C | uppercase C |
| 68 | D | uppercase D |
| 69 | E | uppercase E |
| 70 | F | uppercase F |
| 71 | G | uppercase G |
| 72 | H | uppercase H |
| 73 | I | uppercase I |
| 74 | J | uppercase J |
| 75 | K | uppercase K |
| 76 | L | uppercase L |
| 77 | M | uppercase M |
| 78 | N | uppercase N |
| 79 | O | uppercase O |
| 80 | P | uppercase P |
| 81 | Q | uppercase Q |
| 82 | R | uppercase R |
| 83 | S | uppercase S |
| 84 | T | uppercase T |
| 85 | U | uppercase U |
| 86 | V | uppercase V |
| 87 | W | uppercase W |
| 88 | X | uppercase X |
| 89 | Y | uppercase Y |
| 90 | Z | uppercase Z |
| 91 | [ | opening square bracket |
| 92 | \ | backslash |
| 93 | ] | closing square bracket |
| 94 | ^ | caret |
| 95 | _ | underscore |
| 96 | ` | grave accent |
| 97 | a | lowercase a |
| 98 | b | lowercase b |
| 99 | c | lowercase c |
| 100 | d | lowercase d |
| 101 | e | lowercase e |
| 102 | f | lowercase f |
| 103 | g | lowercase g |
| 104 | h | lowercase h |
| 105 | i | lowercase i |
| 106 | j | lowercase j |
| 107 | k | lowercase k |
| 108 | l | lowercase l |
| 109 | m | lowercase m |
| 110 | n | lowercase n |
| 111 | o | lowercase o |
| 112 | p | lowercase p |
| 113 | q | lowercase q |
| 114 | r | lowercase r |
| 115 | s | lowercase s |
| 116 | t | lowercase t |
| 117 | u | lowercase u |
| 118 | v | lowercase v |
| 119 | w | lowercase w |
| 120 | x | lowercase x |
| 121 | y | lowercase y |
| 122 | z | lowercase z |
| 123 | { | opening curly brace |
| 124 | | | pipe / vertical bar |
| 125 | } | closing curly brace |
| 126 | ~ | Equivalency sign / tilde |
| 127 | � | delete |
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