What is the full form of ASCII ?

ASCII – American Standard Code for Information Interchange

American Standard Code for Information Interchange is a way of defining a set of characters for encoding text documents on computers. ASCII was first adopted in 1963 and quickly became widely used throughout the computer world. Initially it was 6 bit, but later it has become a 7-bit character set where each character is defined by 0s and 1s.

Future Of ASCII - American Standard Code for Information Interchange text is not the best character setso, the current leading contender for replacing American Standard Code for Information Interchange is the Unicode character set. UNIX and DOS-based operating systems use American Standard Code for Information Interchange for text files. Windows NT and 2000 uses a newer Unicode. For backward compatibility the first byte of all Unicode standards remains dedicated to the ASCII character set.