Convert Text to Decimal

Convert Text to Decimal

Convert Text to Decimal refers to the process of taking a piece of text or a string of characters and transforming each individual character into its corresponding decimal ASCII code value. The ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) code is a numerical representation assigned to each character to enable computers to process and display textual data.

For example, let's take the word "hello". When you convert this text to decimal ASCII values, you would get:

• "h" corresponds to the decimal ASCII value 104.
• "e" corresponds to the decimal ASCII value 101.
• "l" corresponds to the decimal ASCII value 108.
• "l" corresponds to the decimal ASCII value 108.
• "o" corresponds to the decimal ASCII value 111.

So, the text "hello" converted to decimal ASCII values would be: 104 101 108 108 111.

This conversion can be useful in various programming, debugging, and data analysis scenarios where you need to work with the underlying numerical representation of characters in a text. There are online tools and programming libraries available to perform this conversion easily.