Short
for Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code, EBCDIC was first
developed by IBM and is a type
of coding method generally used by larger
computers to present letters, numbers and/or other symbols in a binary language the
computer can understand. EBCDIC is similar to ASCII
commonly used on most computers and computer equipment today.
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EBCDIC |
CONVERTS TO |
| { |
+0 |
| } |
-0 |
| A |
+1 |
| B |
+2 |
| C |
+3 |
| D |
+4 |
| E |
+5 |
| F |
+6 |
| G |
+7 |
| H |
+8 |
| I |
+9 |
| J |
-1 |
| K |
-2 |
| L |
-3 |
| M |
-4 |
| N |
-5 |
| O |
-6 |
| P |
-7 |
| Q |
-8 |
| R |
-9 |
Also see: ASCII
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