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The author certainly meant extended ASCII and therefore you can not make this change. Sure, it may be technical incorrect but ASCII is so commonly used to refer
by danbruc 5y ago
The author certainly meant extended ASCII and therefore you can not make this change. Sure, it may be technical incorrect but ASCII is so commonly used to refer to extended ASCII that this should probably be the default interpretation unless it is clear from the context, say a discussion of the history of character encodings, that it is meant in its original sense.