I've been in IT for decades but never knew that ctrl was (as easy as) masking some bits.
You can go back maybe 2 decades without this being very relevant, but not 3 given the low level scope that was expected in CS and EE back then.
I learned about from 6502 machine language programming, from some example that did a simple bit manipulation to switch lower case to upper case. From that it became obvious that ASCII is divided into four banks of 32.
You can go back maybe 2 decades without this being very relevant, but not 3 given the low level scope that was expected in CS and EE back then.
I learned about from 6502 machine language programming, from some example that did a simple bit manipulation to switch lower case to upper case. From that it became obvious that ASCII is divided into four banks of 32.