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Decimal to ASCII conversion is a process of converting decimal (base-10) numbers into their corresponding ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) characters.

Key Functions:

1. Decimal Input: Accepts decimal numbers as input for conversion.

2. ASCII Output: Generates the corresponding ASCII character for each decimal input.

3. Character Encoding: Utilizes the ASCII character encoding standard to represent alphanumeric and control characters.

Importance in Coding:

• Text Encoding: Essential for encoding textual data into a format that computers can process and display.

• Data Representation: Facilitates the representation of characters, symbols, and special characters in computer programming.

How It Works:

The conversion process involves mapping each decimal number to its corresponding ASCII character according to the ASCII table. For example, the decimal value 65 corresponds to the uppercase letter 'A' in ASCII.

Usage Tips:

• Input Validation: Ensure that the input decimal numbers fall within the valid ASCII range (0 to 127).

• Character Encoding: Familiarize yourself with the ASCII table to understand the mapping between decimal values and ASCII characters.