Re: One of the fathers of the ASCII code has passed away.
Balaam's Miracle wrote: > On 28 Jun 2004 00:35:44 GMT, Homer.Simpson > <Hom...@SpringfieldBB.com.INVALID> wrote: > >>> Goodbye Bob, and thank you for ASCII... >> >> >> char msg{}={52,65,73,74,20,69,6e,20,70,65,61,63,65,20,42,6f,62} > > > Come again? What programming language is that? I don't know what language, but the numbers are the hex ASCII equivilant of "Rest in peace Bob"
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