ASCII and Binary Characters (The Characters)
ASCII and binary characters (the characters)
page, you saw the conversion of text to binary and back
again. Here I'll show you the basic characters behind the code.
The premise behind the conversion process is to take the inputted text
and convert it to it's ASCII equivalent and then into it's Binary
equivalent. Of course we just do the reverse when going from Binary
Here is the listing of ASCII characters and the Binary equivalent:
&chr(100)&
&chr(101)&
&chr(102)&
&chr(103)&
&chr(104)&
&chr(105)&
&chr(106)&
&chr(107)&
&chr(108)&
&chr(109)&
&chr(110)&
&chr(111)&
&chr(112)&
&chr(113)&
&chr(114)&
&chr(115)&
&chr(116)&
&chr(117)&
&chr(118)&
&chr(119)&
&chr(120)&
&chr(121)&
&chr(122)&
&chr(123)&
&chr(124)&
&chr(125)&
&chr(126)&
&chr(127)&
&chr(127)&
&chr(128)&
&chr(129)&
&chr(130)&
&chr(131)&
&chr(132)&
&chr(133)&
&chr(134)&
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&chr(136)&
&chr(137)&
&chr(138)&
&chr(139)&
&chr(140)&
&chr(141)&
&chr(142)&
&chr(143)&
&chr(144)&
&chr(145)&
&chr(146)&
&chr(147)&
&chr(148)&
&chr(149)&
&chr(150)&
&chr(151)&
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&chr(153)&
&chr(154)&
&chr(155)&
&chr(156)&
&chr(157)&
&chr(158)&
&chr(159)&
&chr(160)&
&chr(161)&
&chr(162)&
&chr(163)&
&chr(164)&
&chr(165)&
&chr(166)&
&chr(167)&
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&chr(174)&
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&chr(177)&
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&chr(182)&
&chr(183)&
&chr(184)&
&chr(185)&
&chr(186)&
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&chr(188)&
&chr(189)&
&chr(190)&
&chr(191)&
&chr(192)&
&chr(193)&
&chr(194)&
&chr(195)&
&chr(196)&
&chr(197)&
&chr(198)&
&chr(199)&
&chr(200)&
&chr(201)&
&chr(202)&
&chr(203)&
&chr(204)&
&chr(205)&
&chr(206)&
&chr(207)&
&chr(208)&
&chr(209)&
&chr(210)&
&chr(211)&
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&chr(214)&
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&chr(218)&
&chr(219)&
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&chr(222)&
&chr(223)&
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&chr(225)&
&chr(226)&
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&chr(230)&
&chr(231)&
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&chr(234)&
&chr(235)&
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&chr(246)&
&chr(247)&
&chr(248)&
&chr(249)&
&chr(250)&
&chr(251)&
&chr(252)&
&chr(253)&
&chr(254)&
&chr(255)&
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Binary Translator,
Binary Translation
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This page last updated on 9/13/2010Standard Tank Sizes
Herp Care Collection
Last updated
January 1, 2014
Tank Sizes
Melissa Kaplan
what tank size do I need for my [fill in species name]?& is a question
I'm often asked. It is a question often asked of pet store employees,
too. Unfortunately, pet store employees too often give the wrong answer,
something like, &Oh, you can house your iguana in that 10 gallon
tank for its entire life!& (Why pet stores haven't figured out that
they can make more money selling the equipment and supplies reptiles need,
rather than some pet product manufacturer marketing person's idea of what
is cute is beyond me...then again, they still sell iguana ponchos and
skin moisturizers, don't they...)
As discussed
there is a rule of thumb to determining what size enclosure your reptile
will need. The thing that most herp keepers don't keep in mind is that
size will vary throughout the early years of its life as the reptile grows.
So, the enclosure size suitable for a one year old iguana, boa constrictor
or savanna monitor may not be the size suitable for that same reptile
two, three or five years later. Since reptile species attain their full
adult size at different ages, you need to be aware of the expected growth
rate of your species. Again, pet stores and people who have listened to
pet stores as to how to care for and feed their reptiles are not a good
source of information as pet stores understate adult size and their care
recommendations lead to stunted, undersized animals.
do the calculation to figure out what size tank you will need, you can
compare it to the standard enclosures typically sold for reptiles.
Stock Aquariums
Centimeters
(mini-tank)
x 15.2 x 20.3
x 22.9 x 27.9
x 27.9 x 33.0
x 22.9 x 33.0
x 33.0 x 33.0
x 27.9 x 48.3
x 22.9 x 43.2
x 33.0 x 43.2
x 33.0 x 33.0
x 33.0 x 53.3
x 33.0 x 35.6
x 33.0 x 58.4
x 33.0 x 50.8
x 45.7 x 43.2
x 33.0 x 43.2
x 33.0 x 61.0
x 33.0 x 48.3
x 48.3 x 50.8
x 33.0 x 53.3
x 48.3 x 63.5
x 48.3 x 55.9
x 35.6 x 53.3
x 48.3 x 66.0
x 48.3 x 50.8
x 63.5 x 66.0
x 48.3 x 61.0
x 48.3 x 73.7
x 63.5 x 66.0
Rubbermaid Stock
Other stock
tanks made by other companies are available in the same or similar capacity
as these Rubbermaid tanks. Rubbermaid model numbers
have a drain plug.
# (US gallons)
Centimeters
x 78.7 x 30.5
x 81.3 x 61.0
x 78.7 x 63.5
x 99.1 x 63.5
x 175.3 x 63.5
Other Commercial
Enclosures
Product Name
(Manufacturer)
Dimensions
(by Apogee)
x.15.5.x 22
x 16.5 x 30
x 16.5 x 30
(by Zoo Med)2
24 x 22 x 14
Lounge (by Oceanic)
The gallon
size indicated on the Big Apple website is Imperial gallons (277.4193
cu. in./gal), not US gallons (231 cu. in./gal)
me which of the above I think are good for an iguana. I do not think any
of them are by virtue of how fast iguanas grow. As for the enclosures
made primarily of mesh, bars, or screening materials, it is difficult
to impossible to keep an iguana heated properly in an enclosure made out
of such materials.
Calculating Capacity
To calculate
the capacity of any enclosure, simply multiply the height x width x depth,
in inches. This gives you the total cubic inches (cu. in.). Divide this
by the following factor to get gallons:
US gallons
Imperial gallons
Articles of Interest
www.anapsid.org/resources/tanksize.html
Kaplan or as otherwise noted by other authors of articles on this site