KermMartian wrote:
What do you mean? All you need an ASCII chart for is input and output, and any self-respecting programmer should know some basic ASCII from memory (such as CR, LF, a-z, A-Z, 0-9, space).
I guess I'm not self respecting then 
Either that, or you haven't yet done extensive work in C or x86 ASM. That'll teach you ASCII fairly quickly.
KermMartian wrote:
Either that, or you haven't yet done extensive work in C or x86 ASM. That'll teach you ASCII fairly quickly.
Have you done extensive work in x86 assembly?
KermMartian wrote:
Either that, or you haven't yet done extensive work in C or x86 ASM. That'll teach you ASCII fairly quickly.
Not really. Why would I memorize that A is ASCII 65 when I can just type 'A'?
You would if you've ever written assembly code for a compiler or assembler that for whatever reason doesn't understand character constants?
KermMartian wrote:
You would if you've ever written assembly code for a compiler or assembler that for whatever reason doesn't understand character constants?
Which would be very, very few people, as any modern compiler and/or assembler will understand character constants.
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