//char2.cpp
//Csci 107 Laura Toma

//characters in C++ and ASCII codes

//In C++ (and in general in any programming language) each character
//is represented as an integer value. The standard scheme is called
//ASCII. ASCII is an international standard for representing
//characters. The ASCII code of a chracter is an integer between 0 and
//255.  However, only numbers 32 to 126 have been assigned so far o
//printable characters. The remaining numbers are either unnassigned
//or are used for control characters such as tab and return.



//The following program gives you the ascii conversion table for the
//numerical values 32-126


#include <iostream.h>


int main() {

  int i; 

  i = 32;
  while (i <= 126) { 
    cout << "code=" << i << " char=" << (char)i << endl;
    i = i+1; 
  }


  return 1;
}