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Printing the ASCII value of a character in C++ is straightforward. You can achieve this by simply using the “int” data type and typecasting the character to an integer. Here’s an example:<\/p>\n
\n#include <iostream>
\n
\nint main() {
\n char ch = 'A';
\n int asciiValue = static_cast(ch);
\n
\n std::cout << \"The ASCII value of \" << ch << \" is \" << asciiValue << std::endl;
\n
\n return 0;
\n}
\n<\/code><\/pre>\nIn the above example, we first declare a variable called “ch” and assign it the value ‘A’. Then, we use the “static_cast” function to convert the character “ch” to an integer. Finally, we print the ASCII value using the “std::cout” statement.<\/p>\n**<\/p>\n