ASCII 48

Digit 0 (0)

Printable ASCII

The digit zero. In most languages, 0 is falsy. In C-family strings, '\0' terminates a string.

All encodings at a glance

JavaScript

String.fromCharCode(48); // "0"
48.toString(16); // "30"

Python

chr(48)           # '0'
ord(chr(48))      # 48
hex(48)           # '0x30'

HTML

&#48;   <!-- numeric entity (no named entity for this character) -->

45 — -

Hyphen-Minus

46 — .

Full Stop

47 — /

Solidus (Forward Slash)

49 — 1

Digit 1

50 — 2

Digit 2

51 — 3

Digit 3