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Binary Alphabet
Learn how letters are represented in binary code.
Learn the Binary Alphabet
Explore how letters are represented in binary code.
Selected Letter
A
Binary Code
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
01000001
Each letter has a unique binary code. This is how computers store text!
How Computers Store Letters
ASCII Code
Computers use a system called ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) to represent letters, numbers, and symbols in binary. Each character has its own unique binary code.
Binary Patterns
In ASCII, uppercase letters start from 65 (for 'A') and go up to 90 (for 'Z'). When converted to binary, they all start with "0100" followed by unique patterns.
Example: 'A' = 01000001, 'B' = 01000010
Fun Fact
When you type a message on a computer or phone, each letter is stored as a binary code! This is how computers can understand and display text.