TC wrote:
>> Shouldn't that technically be "?"? It's just that the original ASCII
>> standard included "^" (why?) but not "?". Or that's how I heard it. In
>> books it's usually written as a superscript or as "?", but never, ever as
>> "^" except in programming languages...
>
> My VIC 20 had the ? - which was very useful when programming any game with
> ASCII graphics. It made a nice missile. ;-)
...so I'm guessing there was some kind of encoding error with this post.
But I get what you're saying anyway. ;-)
I seem to recall that several 8-bit home computers had codes 128-255
identical to codes 0-127, but with the colours inverted.
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