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ASCII World

Unused

ExtendedASCII 157 | Hex 0x9D | U+009D

ASCII Code

Decimal
157
Hexadecimal
0x9D
Octal
235
Binary
1001 1101

How to Type

Windows Alt CodeAlt + 157
HTML Entity

Unicode InputU+009D

Character in Different Encodings

EncodingCodeSymbolName
Code page 437157¥Yen sign
ISO-8859-1157-Unused
ISO-8859-2157-Unused
ISO-8859-3157-Unused
ISO-8859-4157-Unused
ISO-8859-5157-Unused
ISO-8859-6157-Unused
ISO-8859-7157-Unused
ISO-8859-8157-Unused
ISO-8859-9157-Unused
ISO-8859-10157-Unused
ISO-8859-11157-Unused
Windows-1250157ťLatin small letter t with caron
Windows-1251157ќCyrillic small letter Kje
Windows-1252157-Unused
Windows-1253157-Unused
Windows-1254157-Unused
Windows-1255157-Unused
Windows-1256157‌ZWNJZero width non-joiner
Windows-1257157¯Spacing macron - overline
Windows-1258157-Unused

Frequently Asked Questions

What is ASCII code 157?
ASCII code 157 represents the Unused character. In hexadecimal it is 0x9D, in binary 1001 1101, and in octal 235. This is an extended ASCII character whose meaning varies by encoding.
How do I type ASCII 157 on a keyboard?
On Windows, hold Alt and type 157 on the numeric keypad. On Mac, you can use the Character Viewer (Edit > Emoji & Symbols). In HTML, use the entity  or .