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Using PIC18F1220 write code to manipulate ASCII codes to change between uppercase and lowercase. Use the
following rules, based on each character’s ASCII code:
1) if >= 0x41 and <= 0x5A, add 0x20 to make lowercase
2) if >=0x61 and <= 0x7A, subtract 0x20 to make uppercase
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