Template:ASCII table

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     This is not a use template, but an aid to editors building templates and needing proper numeric codes inside complicate templates. (i.e. a reference)
1.) Wikimarkup codes are decimal, not hex since these don't work:
          &#4a; &#4B; &#4C; &#4D;

2.) Miscellaneous note: ====> Space == code '32' <--- 'space's code' example embedded before '=='

3.) Note upper case and lower case are offset 32 counts from one another, in between are codes are mapped to various other displaying characters as shown.

4.) Space is code 32, characters before 32 are non-printing control codes from the days of TTY technology and dumb terminals.

5.) What happens in the super-ASCII set {128—255} is beyond my (old-fashioned) knowledge. Ditto the control codes which were primarily for serial communications. iirc, #127 was delete, so here we see a box. #07 bell, and #11 backspace, iirc.

6.) File under Codes most often needed: :, {, |, and } (58, 123, 124, and 125).

7.) Non-printing control codes when tested...

1. 07 = |&#07;|       #11 = |&#11;| are apparently disabled.

[edit] By groups of four

1. (33-49)    !"#$       %&'(       )*+,       -./01
   
2. (50-81)    2345       6789       :;<=       >?@A       BCDE       FGHI       JKLM       NOPQ
   
3. (82-102)    RSTU     VWX     YZ[\       ]^_       `ab       cdef
   
4. (102-127)   fghi       jklm       nopq       rstu       vwxy       z{|}       ~ and 
   (#126 and #127, i.e. last shown is 'DEL' or code=127)

That is the end of standard 128 code ASCII table.