This snippet helps you to get the ASCII value for every characters.
public class ascii { public static void main(String [] args) { String alph = "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789"; for (int i=0; i<alph.length();i++) System.out.println(alph.charAt(i) + " - ASCII : " + (int)alph.charAt(i) ); } }You can add as much as characters you want, just add them to String alph. Here's the result I got :
A - ASCII : 65 B - ASCII : 66 C - ASCII : 67 D - ASCII : 68 E - ASCII : 69 F - ASCII : 70 G - ASCII : 71 H - ASCII : 72 I - ASCII : 73 J - ASCII : 74 K - ASCII : 75 L - ASCII : 76 M - ASCII : 77 N - ASCII : 78 O - ASCII : 79 P - ASCII : 80 Q - ASCII : 81 R - ASCII : 82 S - ASCII : 83 T - ASCII : 84 U - ASCII : 85 V - ASCII : 86 W - ASCII : 87 X - ASCII : 88 Y - ASCII : 89 Z - ASCII : 90 0 - ASCII : 48 1 - ASCII : 49 2 - ASCII : 50 3 - ASCII : 51 4 - ASCII : 52 5 - ASCII : 53 6 - ASCII : 54 7 - ASCII : 55 8 - ASCII : 56 9 - ASCII : 57As you can see I have added A-Z & 0-9.
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