Data File Formats: 02 - What is ASCII and ANSI

The second in a new series aimed at looking in great detail about the specifics of file formats and data structures.

In this video we explore and dig deep into what ASCII really is, and clear up the confusion and misinterpretation of code pages, extended ASCII and ANSI standards.

[jackcarlton]

I have been trying to wrap my mind around encoding and character set issues for a while. Thanks to this and the previous video in this series I finally feel like I get it. I really hope you continue on with the UNICODE video for part 3. Thank you again for the incredibly clear and comprehensive tutorial.

[bettayebabdelkrim]

hey, it's been a long time since you did this type of videos, looking forward for some more in 2019 !

[armaandhanji]

Incredible video. it would be awesome if you could get into some other file formats and how they are constructed at a slightly lower level such as music files or video files and so on. Definitely going to follow this series closely.

[barryjohnson]

i don't think this topic is boring. anything from programming is fun to watch. thanks for the video.

[chamir]

Hi, I have one question. Will you need to say that your application is made with C#, pay something for deploy it or include a licence?? And what for ASP.NET MVC, do I have to include something or pay for permissions?? Thanks so much!

[tomas]

Great tutorial as always. The best explanation

[KhanhTran-emqu]

Do you have the Unicode video after this?

[vinuhosanagar]

Thank you sir:)

Sorry for off topic question.
Can you please tell me how to bind radio button such as gender in mvvm pattern?

[xpilarz]

Is it more expensive to display 'W' char than 'I' because more pixels are involved?

[emem]

Hi, when you upload video from new Web series?

[matematicofisico]

Hola. ASCII : = ANSI
ASCII = ¨EXTENSIÓN¨
ANSI = ¨EXPANSIÓN¨