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ASCIIEncoding encodes characters as single 7-bit ASCII characters. This encoding supports Unicode code points between U+0000 and U+007F, inclusive.

ASCIIEncoding represents an ASCII character implementation of Encoding. ASCIIEncoding does not provide error detection.ASCIIEncoding supports only the Unicode character values between U+0000 and U+007F. Therefore, UTF8Encoding, UnicodeEncoding, and UTF32Encoding are better suited for globalized applications.

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Ascii code for less than or equal to

I cant find it on google. What is the ASCII code for less than or equal to. I need this ≤ to be outputted in my browser
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Python UnicodeDecodeError: 'ascii' codec can't decode byte 0xe2 ordinal not in range(128)

I'm trying to write my first app in Google App Engine with Python (link of the app: http://contractpy.appspot.com/ - it's just an experimental app). The entire code is bellow. But, when I submit the data, I'm getting this error (showed on…
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Difference Between ASCIIEncoding and Encoding

I understand that Encoding can be used to initialize object to perform any type of Encoding, ASCII, Unicode, UTF-8 etc. It appears to me that all these are sufficient for performing any kind of encoding, then what is the need for ASCIIEncoding?
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@ converted to %40 in GET

I'm using http://jquery.malsup.com/form/ and I'm posting an e-mail address to a url using GET. It looks like the @ in the email address is being converted to %40. Will this be an issue for the site capturing the data?
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Encoding.ASCII vs. new ASCIIEncoding()

If I use: A) var targetEncodingA = Encoding.ASCII; and B) var targetEncodingB = new ASCIIEncoding(); then both targetEncoding0 and targetEncoding1 are of the same type. Are there any preferred scenarios and/or advantages/disadvantages when to use A…
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Hexadecimal valued string to varbinary SQL Server 2008

I have a string with a hexadecimal value, as an example, like so: "AD5829FC..." which is a varbinary I took and saved in hexadecimal to a text file. The thing is, I need to get this back to a varbinary by running an insert query through C# and SQL…
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Ô shows up as a trademark symbol in Firefox?

Ô Above is the HTML code for the trademark symbol that a fellow developer created. Unfortunately,…
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how to remove special characters in name like Frédéric?

I have a contact named Frédéric. When I search it in contacts list in the site the name gets changed like this "Frédéric", Since it searches this name(Frédéric) in the database were I have the name Frédéric in it. So there will not be a name…
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Hex to ASCII in c

Here is my logic, to convert HEX to ASCII conversion in C: for (i=0;i
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ANTLRWorks 1.4.3 can't display & mutilates ASCII characters

As a new development to my previous question (ANTLRWorks 1.4.3 can't properly read extended-ASCII characters), I created a simple text file using a hex editor: ' ' '£' '°' 'ç' Or in hex: 27 A0 27 20 27 A3 27 20 27 B0 27 20 27 E7 27 The resulting…
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Solr highlight : InvalidTokenOffsetsException

I use solr 3.4. When I search a word, I have an InvalidTokenOffsetsException. My field type look like :
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Convert ascii files into normal human-readable file

I have got ASCII files and want to convert them into maybe excel or tab/csv delimited text file. The file is a table with field name and field attributes. It also includes index name, table name and field(s) to index if required depending on the…
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FileStream response shows � instead latin characters

kindly read the whole question,I have a application in C# ASP.NET MVC. Which does a Ajax call on a function which returns a PDF file using FileStream with response STREAM A. And due to that it do not renders the file properly. The file is just empty…
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Encoding a PHP variable to URL link

Specifications: I have a web-form that outputs the results as PHP variables. Using RSForm Pro Joomla! 2.5.14 Admin Email Output Examples: The 'modify the output layout': To Approve this request, Please Add it to the…
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Multibyte character representation ASCII&Hex

I'm having trouble to understand how multibyte character are represented in the ascii table : decimal format and then in hexadecimal. For instance: char *c = "é"; printf("%d\n%d", c[0], c[1]); It will display : -61 -87 In the ascii table, "é" in…
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