Note that code $20 (which is annotated “SP”) is equivalent to a space. Also, as an aside, the terms uppercase and lowercase were handed down to us by the printing industry, from the compositors' ...

ASCII continues to exist but has been largely replaced by Unicode, which can be used to encode any language. Understanding the American Code for Information Interchange (ASCII) ...

Basic ASCII code represented characters as 7 bits (for 128 possible characters, numbered from 0 to 127). In the 1960s, the ASCII code was adopted as the new standard. With it, characters can be coded ...

In his blog, Stenberg shows how an attacker replaces a common ASCII character in the code with an almost identical one from the Unicode table. This is not recognizable in the code editor, but ...

The Unicode standard defines the binary code points for roughly 150,000 characters found in languages around the world. The standard has the capacity to define more than 1 million characters.

ASCII continues to exist but has been largely replaced by Unicode, which can be used to encode any language. Understanding the American Code for Information Interchange (ASCII) ...