Reverse ASCII to Number in MATLAB | char(100)

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In summary, "Reverse ASCII to Number" in MATLAB is a function used to convert a string of ASCII characters into a numerical array. The char(100) function works by taking a numerical input and converting it into its corresponding ASCII character. The purpose of using "Reverse ASCII to Number" in MATLAB is to convert a string of characters into a numerical array for further calculations or analysis. It can be used for any string containing ASCII characters, with no limit on the length of the string.
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i know
>>char(100)

gives some kind of ascii letter as an answer

my question is, is there a function to convert the ascii letter back to 100?

Thank you!

edit - The language is MATLAB
 
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Yes, there is a function in MATLAB that can convert ASCII letters back to their corresponding numbers. It is called the "double" function and it can be used as follows:

>> double('d')

ans =

100

This function takes a character or string as an input and returns its corresponding ASCII value. In this case, 'd' is the character for 100 in ASCII, so the function returns 100 as the answer.
 

Related to Reverse ASCII to Number in MATLAB | char(100)

What is "Reverse ASCII to Number" in MATLAB?

"Reverse ASCII to Number" in MATLAB is a function used to convert a string of ASCII characters into a numerical array.

How does the char(100) function work in MATLAB?

The char(100) function in MATLAB takes a numerical input and converts it into its corresponding ASCII character. For example, char(100) would return the letter "d".

What is the purpose of using "Reverse ASCII to Number" in MATLAB?

The purpose of using "Reverse ASCII to Number" in MATLAB is to convert a string of characters into a numerical array, which can then be used for further calculations or analysis.

Can the "Reverse ASCII to Number" function be used for any type of string?

Yes, the "Reverse ASCII to Number" function in MATLAB can be used for any string that contains ASCII characters. It will convert each character into its corresponding numerical value.

Is there a limit to the length of the string that can be converted using "Reverse ASCII to Number" in MATLAB?

No, there is no limit to the length of the string that can be converted using "Reverse ASCII to Number" in MATLAB. It can handle strings of any length, as long as they contain valid ASCII characters.

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