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1. Is 0x9B (155decimal) a special control character? Why is it missing from ascii tables?    stackoverflow.com

I'm working on an embedded system, and i'm having dramas getting it to send a certain chunk of data across the serial port. I narrowed it down and found that if ...

2. How do you convert a decimal to corresponding ASCII character?    stackoverflow.com

Say I have a number 0 that corresponds to the ASCII character a. How would I go about converting a number in the range 0 to 25 to letters in the ...

4. enter a decimal number and give me a ASCII character upto 127?    cboard.cprogramming.com

What decimal numbers are you entering? try 65 which should print A or 49 which should print 1 Look at an ASCII code chart... *not all decimal values lead to printable characters!* For example if you entered 7 ... your computer should beep at you (ascii bell character) The ASCII code was originally created to standardize communications between teletype stations on ...

5. decimal ascII character    cboard.cprogramming.com

6. how to convert decimal number to ASCII code?    cboard.cprogramming.com

I am using a microcontroller to do my project. The result i get from the microcontroller is in float and i need to get my result to be display in a LCD. I do not have a decoder connect to it. That why i need to write a program in C that will able to convert the float into ASCII code. ...

7. displaying the ascii character value of a decimal?    forums.devshed.com

Hi all, I'm new to this forum (this is my first post) and have been searching for information to help me achieve something that I've seen done in C++ but I can't find a way to do it in C. What I'm trying to do is generate a data file for input into a database system, and part of the C ...

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