ASCII stands for
AAmerican Stable Code for International Interchange
BAmerican Standard Case for Institutional Interchange
CAmerican Standard Code for Information Interchange ✓ Correct
DAmerican Standard Code for Interchange Information
Correct answer: (C) American Standard Code for Information Interchange
Explanation
American Standard Code for Information Interchange encodes characters as 7 bit numbers.
The reading with Stable Code for International Interchange invents non existent wording.
Standard Case for Institutional Interchange wrongly replaces Code with Case.
Standard Code for Interchange Information reverses the last two words.
It represents 128 characters covering letters, digits and control codes.
Extended ASCII uses 8 bits to represent 256 characters.
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