Q. For representation of a symbol, ASCII-7 requires

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Q. In ASCII-7 and ASCII-8, similar characters are said to be

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Q. ASCII-7 is capable of representing

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Q. Required bits for representation of a symbol in ASCII-8 scheme is

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Q. IN ASCII-8 representation, for expressing an 8 character word, it requires

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Q. In BCD coding, numeric character 4 have an octal equivalent of

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Q. Word recorded incase of a BCD code, by binary system '110010110001010010110101' is

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Q. Every symbol appearing in data of binary coding is represented by

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Q. Decimal value 42, when converted to a pure binary form is equals to

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Q. A group of 8 bits is known to be

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Q. Alphabet 'A' have an octal equivalent in BCD coding, that is

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Q. In BCD code, alphabet 'E' can be represented as

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Q. Octal equivalent of number 0 in BCD coding scheme is

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Q. In BCD, all decimal digits are represented by

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Q. BCD coding comprises of zone levels that can be classified into

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Q. In binary coding, group of bits used for representation of a symbol is called

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Q. Process of conversion becomes easier with

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Q. In BCD coding, numeric character 9 have an octal equivalent of

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Q. Binary Coded Decimal code is capable of representing

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Q. For representation of a symbol, Binary Coded Decimal uses

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