What is the role of ASCII in text file formats
it is used for files compression
it is a character encoding standard
it stores image date
it stores audio data
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ASCII is a character encoding standard that is used in text file formats to represent text and symbols using a 7-bit binary code. It does not have a role in storing image or audio data, and it is not used for file compression. Its main role in text file formats is to ensure that text can be represented consistently and accurately across different systems.
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