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Standard ASCII only defines codes 0–127. Extended ASCII (often called EASCII) uses the eighth bit to add another 128 characters for codes 128–255: accented letters, currency symbols, punctuation and box-drawing characters. There is no single standard; this table follows Windows-1252 (a superset of ISO-8859-1 / Latin-1), the layout most web pages historically assumed. This page lists every code from 128 to 255 with its decimal value, hexadecimal value, the glyph and a short description.
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