ASC()
 Convert a character to its ASCII value
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 Syntax

     ASC(<cExp>) --> nCode

 Arguments

     <cExp> is the character expression to be converted to a number.

 Returns

     ASC() returns an integer numeric value in the range of zero to 255,
     representing the ASCII value of <cExp>.

 Description

     ASC() is a character conversion function that returns the ASCII value of the
     leftmost character in a character string.  ASC() is used primarily on
     expressions requiring numeric calculations on the ASCII value of a
     character.  CHR() and ASC() are inverse functions.

 Examples

     .  These examples illustrate various results of ASC():

        ? ASC("A")                     // Result: 65
        ? ASC("Apple")                 // Result: 65
        ? ASC("a")                     // Result: 97
        ? ASC("Z") - ASC("A")          // Result: 25
        ? ASC("")                      // Result: 0

 Files   Library is CLIPPER.LIB.