0300. How would the character ‘5’ be stored in RAM (EXACTLY)?

We know that the character ‘5’ is really the numeric value 53. In binary, the value is:

2 | 53 à 1

2 | 26 à 0

2 | 13 à 1 Collecting from bottom to top, we get the binary value: 110101₂

2 | 6 à 0 (On 6-bits)

2 | 3 à 1

2 | 1 à 1

HOWEVER, a character is stored on 8-bits, so we must add leding zeros:

0

0

1

1

0

1

0

1