Character Encoding Reference

The ASMX VM does not understand letters, only numbers. This is very similar to how real computers work. So to draw text on the screen, we must map each letter to a number, using a character encoding. One example of a character encoding is ASCII, however, the ASMX VM does not use ASCII, instead it has its own unique encoding, which can be shown in detail below.

Number	Character
1	!
2	#
3	$
4	%
5	&
6	'
7	"
8	(
9	)
10	*
11	+
12	,
13	-
14	.
15	/
16	0
17	1
18	2
19	3
20	4
21	5
22	6
23	7
24	8
25	9
26	:
27	;
28	<
29	=
30	>
31	?
32	@
33	A
34	B
35	C
36	D
37	E
38	F
39	G
40	H
41	I
42	J
43	K
44	L
45	M
46	N
47	O
48	P
49	Q
50	R
51	S
52	T
53	U
54	V
55	W
56	X
57	Y
58	Z
59	[
60	\
61	]
62	^
63	_
64	`
65	{
66	|
67	}
68	~
69	enter
70	space
71	left arrow