Y10 Representing Characters

3. There are some ____ character sets, e.g. EBCDIC, which are no longer used but programmers need to know about to ensure compatibility with old systems
5. A 32-bit character set
6. Each code represents a ____
7. In ASCII table, 72 ____ letter H
9. ASCII contains ____-only characters
11. Computer stores each character code as a ____ value
13. Actual printed character codes in ASCII start at 32, which is ____
14. In ASCII table, each character is represented by a ____
15. ASCII is a 7-____ bit character set
16. The left-most binary digit is called the most ____ bit
17. Each character is represented by a ____ code
18. In ASCII, codes 0-31 are special ____
22. 7 bits allows 128 different ____ of values
23. 8-bit is ____ ASCII

1. A character set is a ____ list of characters recognised by a computer
2. Even though ASCII is a 7-bit character set, each character still takes a ____ to store
4. UTF-8 encoding is ____ length, meaning the code doesn’t take up all 32 bits but only what’s needed
6. In ASCII table, each number code ____ to a character or a command
8. One of ASCII benefits over Unicode
10. Unicode includes all ancient and modern ____
12. One of the well-known characters sets
16. One of ASCII benefits over Unicode
19. Lowercase and uppercase characters use ____ codes
20. Unicode ____ ASCII codes
21. Character sets are ____ standards