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ASCII World
NBSP

Non-breaking space

ExtendedASCII 160 | Hex 0xA0 | U+00A0

ASCII Code

Decimal
160
Hexadecimal
0xA0
Octal
240
Binary
1010 0000

How to Type

Windows Alt CodeAlt + 160
HTML Entity
 
Unicode InputU+00A0

Character in Different Encodings

EncodingCodeSymbolName
Code page 437160รกLatin small letter a with acute
ISO-8859-1160NBSPNon-breaking space
ISO-8859-2160NBSPNon-breaking space
ISO-8859-3160NBSPNon-breaking space
ISO-8859-4160NBSPNon-breaking space
ISO-8859-5160NBSPNon-breaking space
ISO-8859-6160NBSPNon-breaking space
ISO-8859-7160NBSPNon-breaking space
ISO-8859-8160NBSPNon-breaking space
ISO-8859-9160NBSPNon-breaking space
ISO-8859-10160NBSPNon-breaking space
ISO-8859-11160NBSPNon-breaking space
Windows-1250160NBSPNon-breaking space
Windows-1251160NBSPNon-breaking space
Windows-1252160NBSPNon-breaking space
Windows-1253160NBSPNon-breaking space
Windows-1254160NBSPNon-breaking space
Windows-1255160NBSPNon-breaking space
Windows-1256160NBSPNon-breaking space
Windows-1257160NBSPNon-breaking space
Windows-1258160NBSPNon-breaking space

Frequently Asked Questions

What is ASCII code 160?
ASCII code 160 represents the Non-breaking space character. In hexadecimal it is 0xA0, in binary 1010 0000, and in octal 240. This is an extended ASCII character whose meaning varies by encoding.
How do I type ASCII 160 on a keyboard?
On Windows, hold Alt and type 160 on the numeric keypad. On Mac, you can use the Character Viewer (Edit > Emoji & Symbols). In HTML, use the entity   or  .