q
Lowercase q
PrintableASCII 113 | Hex 0x71 | U+0071
ASCII 113 holds lowercase q. In Unix, the q command quits many interactive programs, including less, top, and vim (:q). In English, q is almost always followed by u, a spelling convention inherited from Latin. Without the qu pairing, q appears mainly in transliterations of Arabic and Chinese (qi, qat, qoph). In TypeScript and other typed languages, the question mark after a property name (prop?: type) marks it as optional.
ASCII Code
Decimal
113
Hexadecimal
0x71
Octal
161
Binary
0111 0001
URL Escape
%71
Unicode
Code Point
U+0071
Escape
\u0071
UTF-8 Hex
0x71
UTF-8 Binary
01110001
UTF-16
0x0071
UTF-32
0x00000071
HTML Entities
Numeric
q
Hex
q
How to Type
Windows Alt CodeAlt + 113
HTML Entity
q
Unicode InputU+0071
Source Code Representations
C / Java
"\u0071"CSS
\0071JavaScript
"\u0071"Perl
\x{0071}Python 2
u"\u0071"Python 3
\u0071Ruby
\u{0071}Frequently Asked Questions
What is ASCII code 113?
ASCII code 113 represents the Lowercase q character. In hexadecimal it is 0x71, in binary 0111 0001, and in octal 161. It is a printable character that appears as "q" in text.
How do I type ASCII 113 on a keyboard?
On Windows, hold Alt and type 113 on the numeric keypad. On Mac, you can use the Character Viewer (Edit > Emoji & Symbols). In HTML, use the entity q or q.