ASCII Table (0–127)
Every code point in classic 7-bit ASCII, with its decimal and hex value, the visible character, and a name for control codes.
ASCII maps 128 numbers (0–127) to characters. Codes 0–31 are control characters — they do not print anything, they instruct the terminal or the system (form feed, carriage return, bell…). Code 32 is the space, 33–126 are the printable glyphs you type, and 127 is Delete.
The table is read as the numeric value of a byte. That is why 'A' is 65 in decimal (0x41), 'a' is 97 (0x61) — a lowercase letter is always its uppercase sibling plus 32. Extended characters (é, ü, …) live beyond ASCII in Latin-1 or UTF-8.
| Dec | Hex | Char | Name / meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 0x00 |