CGX#4: Ascii Encoding (Encoding, Training, CGX)
ASCII Encoding
Hello future Hackers,
We have created the next lesson.
This time we talk about ascii encoding.
Again, the challenge is more informative and gives no points.
Happy Challenging!
- gizmore and x
We have created the next lesson.
This time we talk about ascii encoding.
Again, the challenge is more informative and gives no points.
Happy Challenging!
- gizmore and x
Problem CGX#4
This lesson has an interactive problem:
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The problem is randomly generated and is bound to your session.
Good Luck!
The WeChall Team
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The problem is randomly generated and is bound to your session.
Good Luck!
The WeChall Team
Computers can only work with numbers.
We need a mapping, for converting numbers to written characters, to display text to humans.
The [ASCII](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASCII)
[encoding](../README.md)
was one of the first encoding to solve this problem.
## ASCII
- 1 byte per character.
- Original 7 bit + 1 bit [checksum]()
- [ASCII Table](https://www.asciitable.com/)
## Other encodings
- C64 Screencode (A=1, B=2, ...)
- 8bit ASCII / extended ASCII
- Win ISO
- Unicode with UTF 8/16/32
## PHP Implementation
- number to letter (chr())
- letter to number (ord())
- string encodings in PHP