What is the hexadecimal representation of the ASCII code value of the number sign 0?
The hexadecimal number of the ASCII code value of the numeric symbol 0 is 30H.
The ASCII code value of the numeric symbol:
The ASCII code of 0–9 is consecutive, and the decimal ASCII code is 48-57 in order, now the conversion of the entries is changed to hexadecimal with one:
The ASCII code value of 0
=48 (decimal)
=3*16
=30H (hexadecimal)
What is the binary ASCII code for 0? _?
What is the binary ASCII code for 0? _?
The ASCII for 0 is 48, which converts to binary as 2^5+2^4=110,000
-: in assembly the ascii code for 0 is 30h, how is it calculated, two: I’m not sure how it relates to uncompressed bcd code here, three: I have this
ascii code has nothing to do with uncompressed BCD code.
ascii is the code for characters in a computer, which instructs the computer how to display a character.BCD is the way decimal numbers are stored in a computer. BCD is a decimal number stored in the computer. It represents a number, which should be converted to the corresponding ascii code if it is to be displayed. Such as 0-30H,1-31H