💡 Key Takeaways

  • Access all 128 standard ASCII characters and their various numerical representations.
  • Explore detailed descriptions and categories for each ASCII character.
  • Download the complete ASCII table for quick reference and development.
  • Use comprehensive data including decimal, hex, binary, and octal values.

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⚠️ Showing first 20 of 128 records. Download the file for complete data.

Decimal Hexadecimal Binary Octal Character Description Category
0000000000000NUL (Null)Control
10100000001001SOH (Start of Heading)Control
20200000010002STX (Start of Text)Control
30300000011003ETX (End of Text)Control
40400000100004EOT (End of Transmission)Control
50500000101005ENQ (Enquiry)Control
60600000110006ACK (Acknowledge)Control
70700000111007BEL (Bell)Control
80800001000010BS (Backspace)Control
90900001001011HT (Horizontal Tab)Control
100A00001010012LF (Line Feed)Control
110B00001011013VT (Vertical Tab)Control
120C00001100014FF (Form Feed)Control
130D00001101015CR (Carriage Return)Control
140E00001110016SO (Shift Out)Control
150F00001111017SI (Shift In)Control
161000010000020DLE (Data Link Escape)Control
171100010001021DC1 (Device Control 1)Control
181200010010022DC2 (Device Control 2)Control
191300010011023DC3 (Device Control 3)Control

🔧 Use Cases

  • Import the CSV file into your SQL database or Python scripts to easily integrate character encoding lookups into applications.
  • Use the Excel file to filter by category (e.g., control characters) or sort by decimal value for quick analysis and reporting.
  • Print the PDF version for a handy offline reference chart, ideal for educational settings, programming workshops, or desk use.
  • Leverage this dataset to validate character inputs in data processing pipelines or to understand character encoding in various systems.
Source: Various sources Last updated: 2025-12-28