The program accepts a character as an input and prints its corresponding ASCII value on output screen.
The ASCII values are ranging from 0 to 128 that cover numbers from 0 to 9, uppercase letters and lowercase letters from a to z and some special characters are also the part of this system.
For example, ASCII value of 0 is 48.
C program to find ASCII value of character
or
Write a program which prints the integer equivalent of uppercase letters, lowercase letters, digits and some special symbols.
Program:
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
char value;
printf("Enter a Value = ");
scanf("%c", &value);
printf("integer value of %c = %d\n", value, value);
return 0;
}
Output:
In case of number
Enter a Value = 0 ASCII integer value of 0 = 48
In case of uppercase letter
Enter a Value = A ASCII integer value of A = 65
In case of lowercase letter
Enter a Value = a ASCII integer value of a = 97
In case of special character
Enter a Value = @ ASCII integer value of @ = 64
Explanation:
- Getting letter as an input from the user
- printing its corresponding ASCII and character values on output screen
- %d format specifier represents integer for printing ASCII value and %c represents character for printing the input character.
