what is the first 32 value in ascii

The first ASCII value is 0, called NUL (null character). ASCII values 0–31 are control characters, and 32 is the space character.

Quick Scoop

• 0 = NUL.
• 32 is not the first value; it is the first printable ASCII character, which is a space.

In plain terms

If you meant the first value in the ASCII table, it’s 0. If you meant the first visible character in ASCII, it’s 32, the space character.