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Complete list of all the ASCII characters and their codes
In HTML you can print to screen ASCII characters by using their ASCII code. This is particularly useful when writing characters that might be treated as part of HTML, such as < and > as well as to produce some special codes and accents.
The format is &# followed by the number, followed by semi-colon, as in :
produces a bullet point : •
The full list of ASCII codes is shown below.
|  = | 4 = 4 | g = g |  = | Ð = |
|  = | 5 = 5 | h = h | ž = | Ñ = |
|  = | 6 = 6 | i = i | Ÿ = | Ò = |
|  = | 7 = 7 | j = j |   = | Ó = |
|  = | 8 = 8 | k = k | ¡ = | Ô = |
|  = | 9 = 9 | l = l | ¢ = | Õ = |
|  = | : = : | m = m | £ = | Ö = |
|  = | ; = ; | n = n | ¤ = | × = |
| 	 = | < = < | o = o | ¥ = | Ø = |
| =
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= = = |
p = p |
¦ = |
Ù = |
|  = |
> = > |
q = q |
§ = |
Ú = |
|  = |
? = ? |
r = r |
¨ = |
Û = |
| =
|
@ = @ |
s = s |
© = |
Ü = |
|  = |
A = A |
t = t |
ª = |
Ý = |
|  = |
B = B |
u = u |
« = |
Þ = |
|  = |
C = C |
v = v |
¬ = |
ß = |
|  = |
D = D |
w = w |
­ = |
à = |
|  = |
E = E |
x = x |
® = |
á = |
|  = |
F = F |
y = y |
¯ = |
â = |
|  = |
G = G |
z = z |
° = |
ã = |
|  = |
H = H |
{ = { |
± = |
ä = |
|  = |
I = I |
| = | |
² = |
å = |
|  = |
J = J |
} = } |
³ = |
æ = |
|  = |
K = K |
~ = ~ |
´ = |
ç = |
|  = |
L = L |
 = |
µ = |
è = |
|  = |
M = M |
€ = |
¶ = |
é = |
|  = |
N = N |
 = |
· = |
ê = |
|  = |
O = O |
‚ = |
¸ = |
ë = |
|  = |
P = P |
ƒ = |
¹ = |
ì = |
|  = |
Q = Q |
„ = |
º = |
í = |
|  = |
R = R |
… = |
» = |
î = |
|   = |
S = S |
† = |
¼ = |
ï = |
| ! = ! |
T = T |
‡ = |
½ = |
ð = |
| " = " |
U = U |
ˆ = |
¾ = |
ñ = |
| # = # |
V = V |
‰ = |
¿ = |
ò = |
| $ = $ |
W = W |
Š = |
À = |
ó = |
| % = % |
X = X |
‹ = |
Á = |
ô = |
| & = & |
Y = Y |
Π= |
 = |
õ = |
| ' = ' |
Z = Z |
 = |
à = |
ö = |
| ( = ( |
[ = [ |
Ž = |
Ä = |
÷ = |
| ) = ; |
\ = \ |
 = |
Å = |
ø = |
| * = * |
] = ] |
 = |
Æ = |
ù = |
| + = + |
^ = ^ |
‘ = |
Ç = |
ú = |
| , = , |
_ = _ |
’ = |
È = |
û = |
| - = - |
` = ` |
“ = |
É = |
ü = |
| . = . |
a = a |
” = |
Ê = |
ý = |
| / = / |
b = b |
• = |
Ë = |
þ = |
| 0 = 0 |
c = c |
– = |
Ì = |
ÿ = |
| 1 = 1 |
d = d |
— = |
Í = |
|
| 2 = 2 |
e = e |
˜ = |
Î = |
|
| 3 = 3 |
f = f |
™ = |
Ï = |
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 User Comments on 'Complete list of all the ASCII characters and their codes'
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Posted by :
 Archive Import (Thad Bryson) at 13:01 on Saturday, April 26, 2003
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I'm afraid I don't have the time, but could someone post the corresponding hex values?
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Posted by :
Archive Import (Andreas Krokene) at 12:06 on Tuesday, July 08, 2003
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Greetings,
Looking for ASCII codes for my proofreading of Public Domain texts with Project Gutenberg ( www.pgdp.net ).
This list looks like it will supplement what I have already.
Thankyou and kindest regards,
Andreas Krokene
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Posted by :
Archive Import (Michael) at 18:00 on Tuesday, July 22, 2003
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A "Complete" list would indeed show all codes and ALL characters, including "non-printable" characters. The control codes and other "non-printables" would be very helpful, even though they may not be used specifically in HTML documents. This includes carriage returns(*#10), line feeds (*#12), space ( ) etc. Otherwise, please list it as "ASCII for HTML" or something, but it is NOT "Complete"
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Posted by :
Archive Import (blueStatic) at 15:51 on Saturday, July 26, 2003
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I don't know, maybe it's just the way I search the web, but would someone please be kind enough to list all the ASCII characters (from 1 to 255)?? I'm making a program in VB .NET that needs this line and I find copying all 255 characters to not only be tedious, but erronous when it comes to using If statements for each individual character. Please email me the complete list (with no extra information added to it). All I need is a list on ONE line as shown below (characters 32 to 76):
!"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
Thanks for your help.
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Posted by :
Archive Import (blueStatic) at 15:53 on Saturday, July 26, 2003
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By the way, it might sound a little bit unclear the way I put it, but I'll need 'the complete list (1 to 255) of ASCII characters on ONE single line.'
Thanks!
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Posted by :
Archive Import (Michael Graves) at 14:28 on Tuesday, August 12, 2003
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I'm really glad somebody has thought to post this on the net, but the addition of all the hexidecimal and extended ASCII codes would be really helpful.
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