Just convert it to int and back - there's already an implicit
conversion from char to int:
char c = 'A';
int ascii = c;
c = (char) ascii;
Note that this will be the *Unicode* value of any particular char
rather than just the ASCII value. Of course, for all ASCII characters
it's the same thing.
Just convert it to int and back - there's already an implicit
conversion from char to int:
char c = 'A';
int ascii = c;
c = (char) ascii;
Note that this will be the *Unicode* value of any particular char
rather than just the ASCII value. Of course, for all ASCII characters
it's the same thing.
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