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• using ASCII code
  A=65,P=80 and so on and it is applicable
  
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• 10000000 01100101 10000011 10000100 01101001
  80 65 83 84 69
  P A S T E
  similarly all others..
  
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• A=65
  B=66
  C=67
  D=68...........Y=96,Z=97
  IT IS ASCII VALUE IN C PROGRAM
  
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• using ascii codes
  A-Z=65-90 P A S T E= 80 65 83 84 69
  a-z=97-122 p a s t e=112 97 115 116 101
  
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• Each letter has 2 digits.i.e P=80 A=65 S=83 T=84 E=69.The number series is started from 65 such as A=65,B=66,C=67 and so on...
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• if we identify all the five codes..we will get the clue that in every word letter A has given number as 65...if we consider like that...we have it put A=65...and so on..hence it will work out
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• By using ascii codes and A starts from 65 and so on applicable to all other alphabets
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• it have assigned the ascii value for every character
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• All this is ASCII Number of Letters.
  P=80, A=65, S=83, T=84, E=69.
  S=83, H=72, I=73, F=70, T=84/.
  etc
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• here given these are denoted with ASCII values of alphabets in their respective positions like A=65,B=66,C=67,D=68,E=69,F=70,.......Z=90
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• Dude its just ASCII
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• It is considering the respective ascii values of the characters as A=65 ,B=66,...so on Hence the result.
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• PASTE=ASCII-CODE
  method is to write the ASCII code of each of the character of alfabet. as A=65 and B=66 so continue.
  
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• hey friends their is nothing like any ascii coding the ques is very simple..
  as in left hand side we have five alphabets and corrosopodingly we have 10 numeric in rhs that clearly means that for every alphabet we have two numeric .
  p=80 ,a=65,s=83 ,h=72 and so on
  if we subtract 64 form each of the albhabetic code we get the exact coding for our albhabet as 65-64=1 is for a
  80-64=16 that is for p
  72-64=8 this is for h and so onnnnn...
  
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• ASCII value of each letter
  
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