@c99tutorial - Thanks for the info, I understand that. I suppose my question had more to do with semantics. As I understand it, ASCII specifically refers to a 7-bit character encoding, which would...
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@c99tutorial - Thanks for the info, I understand that. I suppose my question had more to do with semantics. As I understand it, ASCII specifically refers to a 7-bit character encoding, which would...
Though allowed by the standard, wouldn't such an example fall outside the scope of what is considered "ASCII" (as per the original question)? If so, then I should have been more clear with my...
Typing out an entire program and hitting compile when you're done is guaranteed to cause massive headaches.
Tip 1: Compile often when writing code. This way, if you make a syntax error, you know...
No - they will never be "combined." They will always remain distinct values (0x43 and 0x4B, respectively, in this case).