ASCII Code Closed

Question

Hello everyone,   I have an ASCII code that I would like to decode, how can I do that? If someone has a solution or a small program to do this, it would help me a lot.   Thank you.

Fada09 · Accepted Answer

Hi,
I'm not sure I understood your question correctly, but you have a value and you'd like to know the corresponding character? If that's the case, you have a little trick: you open Word and type your ASCII code while pressing Alt. For example, if you have 65 as the ASCII code, you'll see A appear in Word.

I hope that's what you're looking for.

;-)
~ ~ Fada ~ ~ : Member of Star!alco

Bob · Answer

CCM articles are not for the dogs. Open your eyes & look O_O .
http://abonnement.xiptv.shop/base/ascii.php3

It's hard to believe that it only took me a maximum of 5 seconds to type "ascii" in the dialogue box and find the article. Come on, don't take it the wrong way, but searching is not a flaw.

Christophe · Answer

I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that.

christophe · Answer

I know it's ASCII, but is there any software that could translate it for me into text or something readable?

Marden · Answer

The comment well guys, you messed up is obviously very flattering for those who wanted or would still like to help you (the spelling mistakes do not come from copying and pasting!)  Never mind!!!  The characters you are showing us correspond to numerical values (hex) for which the table is not bi-unique. A character produced, notably the square, can correspond to multiple numerical values. The requested transcription is not possible. If there is a solution, it involves the direct "dump" of your file.

Bob · Answer

Your code can be anything and everything at the same time.
Example: I write the number 5 in binary 8 times in a row which gives 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101, which results in the byte 182 219 109, or Â█m. If you don't know that it's 8 times the number 5 in binary, you won't be able to guess it by yourself unless you read the code in binary, but that's not at all obvious. So if you don't specify where your code comes from, we won't be able to tell you how to read the information from your file. In conclusion, it's not enough to just make bilibili like Flipper to explain everything.

christophe · Answer

Do you know www.mod-x.co.uk? In fact, it's a game where the goal is to access the site in a hacking-like manner, but it's not really hacking. They provide codes to decrypt, and once decrypted, you get the answer to the riddle and the key to move on to the next level. That's where the code comes from, and they give the hint "binary shift ...." That's all, and I'm stuck; I don't know how to proceed.

Bob · Answer

The shift key or capital letter key on the keyboard modifies the 6th bit of the character, so I think maybe by setting one of the bits of each character to 0 or 1, the message would be in plain text. Good luck!

christophe · Answer

Thank you for the help, I will try and let you know what I think.

petaoucnok-pétaoucnok · Answer

nan je lol mais je trouve rien comme solution dslll

kytty80 · Answer

Hi, who has the answer to riddle 20? I'm stuck on the codes.

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