ASCII stands for American Standard Code for Information Interchange. It represents text in computers by assigning unique numbers to letters, numbers, and symbols.
For example, surveillance systems use ASCII to encode commands or settings in communication between devices. This standard ensures devices understand each other.
ASCII uses 7-bit binary codes to cover common characters, making it simple and efficient. Although newer encoding systems support more symbols, ASCII remains a fundamental protocol.
By using ASCII, systems maintain clear and consistent text communication.