More About Ascii
How can I know what is the Ascii value of a specific character?
Use the Asc command.
For example, the following line:
Print Asc("b")
Will print on the form the Ascii value of the character "b".
How can I know which character's Ascii value is 98?
Use the Chr command.
For example, the following line:
Print Chr(98)
Will print on the form the character that its Ascii value is 98.
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