So suppose we are going to grab a bunch of three-digit decimal numbers from ... since they are probably in ASCII already. If they aren’t, you just add 30 hex to each digit and you are done.

The EBCDIC and ASCII zoned decimal formats produce the same printable representation of numbers. There are two nibbles per byte, each indicated by a hexadecimal digit. For example, the value 15 is ...

The EBCDIC and ASCII zoned decimal formats produce the same printable representation of numbers. There are two nibbles per byte, each indicated by a hexadecimal digit. For example, the value 15 is ...

NOTE: If the ASCII decimal code does not display the symbol you expected, try entering the Unicode / ASCII Hex code instead, followed by Alt+ X; for example 006A plus Alt+ X. Notice that all of ...

It's not rocket science, but it requires adjusting how one thinks about numbers and numerals. The following binary and hexadecimal examples explain how these alternatives to the decimal-based number ...