
The ASC function converts the first character of a string into a numerical value, also known as ASCII value. All characters in the string other than the first one are ignored.
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print asc ("A")
print asc ("B")
print asc ("C")
This example prints the ASCII values of the first three capitals.
To convert others than the first character, use the string extraction functions MID$, LEFT$ and RIGHT$ before. The inverse function of ASC is CHR$. Please see also the CHR$ page.