You might be familiar with carriage return (0D) and line feed (10) You mean 0D and 0A, or 13 and 10, but that mix of base really stood out to me in an otherwis

You might be familiar with carriage return (0D) and line feed (10) You mean 0D and 0A, or 13 and 10, but that mix of base really stood out to me in an otherwise good article. I'm one of numerous others who have memorised most of the base ASCII table, and quite a few of the symbols as well as extended ASCII (CP437), mainly because it comes in handy for reading programs without needing a disassembler. Those who do a lot of web development may find the sequence 3A 2F 2F familiar too, as well as 3Ds and 3Fs. I can see the rationale for <=> being in that order, but [\] and {|} are less obvious, as well as why their position is 1 column to the left of <=>.