ASCII

Definitions

American Standard Code for Information Interchange; a seven bit code used for representing text, graphics, and keyboard control characters for computer use. For file transfer purposes, an ASCII file is a text file which should be readable on any type of computer. Usually pronounced 'ask-ee'.

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(Abbreviation) Amsterdam Subversive Center for Information Interchange

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(Abbreviation) American Standard Code of Information Interchange

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(Abbreviation) American Standard Codefor Information Interchange.

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(Abbreviation) American Standard for Computer Information Interchange

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(Abbreviation) American Standard Code for Information Interchange;
The text file standard in America and Canada.
this is an 8-bit code that is used in most text files,
too many people nowadays think that ASCII is 7-bit (it's not),
32 characters are used to make the file stay as one file in a group on your hard drive,
224 characters are used as English.
Only 96 can be typed by non-programmers.

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(Abbreviation) American Standard Character Information Interchange

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(Abbreviation) American Standard Code for Information Infiltration

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(Abbreviation) American Standard Code for Information Interchange

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(Abbreviation) American Standard Code for Information Inte