ASCII code for the Enter key

Question

Hello,  For an application, I need to know the ASCII code for the enter key but I can't find it in the ASCII tables, could someone tell me what code it corresponds to?  Thank you very much  Mathieu

blux · Accepted Answer

Hello,

the "enter" key usually generates two codes:

a carriage return and a line feed, which are called CR (carriage return) and LF (line feed) respectively

10 and 13 are the two corresponding codes...

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Cheers, Blux

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mathieu · Answer

Thank you, it's exactly what I needed. I hadn't made the connection between line break char(10) and char(13) and the enter key.  Thank you very much.

nutz · Answer

totally worthless, the codes don't even match, it's 54 in batch evolve for a CR, and 32 for a LF.  honestly, well done to the false programmers

Citoyen · Answer

Hello  The "Enter" key; the code, or rather the codes, for this key, in a program:  https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/CRLF # Wikipedia®  https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retour_chariot # Wikipedia®  https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saut_de_ligne # Wikipedia®  https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fin_de_ligne # Wikipedia®  "In computer science, CRLF, an acronym for Carriage Return (carriage return) Line Feed (line feed), is a special character or sequence of characters that indicates the end of a line of text. CRLF is sometimes referred to as carriage return, because before the existence of computers, typewriters physically returned the carriage."  # Wikipedia®  Thank you

mits · Answer

La valeur ASCII c'est 13.

henricson · Answer

The ASCII code for the Enter key on the keyboard is 13.

gastonix · Answer

For me, it's code 10 with a keyboard that has a numeric keypad!! I had an error with code 13, but 10 works wonderfully!!!  Thanks, guys...

cchristian · Answer

Good evening,  Thank you three for these clarifications.  -- Best regards.  Christian.

Charbonnier · Answer

OD is the ASCII code for CR /r

HarmonyService · Answer

it's ASCII code 13 that corresponds to Enter, usable in any C language: char x='\0'; c=getch(); if(c==13)printf("you just pressed the Enter key ");

blux · Answer

No, ASCII 13 corresponds only to the line feed, not to the carriage return as well... And to be very honest, it's been over 5 years since answers were provided...

fiddy · Answer

HarmonyService, Avoid bringing up old posts, especially when you're not adding anything...  It's the ASCII code 13 that corresponds to Enter, usable in any C language: Yes, the enter key corresponds to '', which is 13 and allows finishing a line. But the OS converts it on the fly and transforms it to a line ending ('
' on Unix, '
' on Windows, etc.) But no, it's not usable in "any C language". By the way, that phrase doesn't mean anything. In C, the enter key corresponds to '
' (10), which is usable regardless of the OS, that's what the standard says. The line ending is detected and converted to '
'. If this is not the case with _getch(), it's because it's not a high-level function (raw mode), but non-standard.

P4T0U · Answer

The ASCII code you’re interested in should be 13!

Cajarcois · Answer

Thank you to those who replied, it helped me!

ASCII code for the Enter key

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