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D. Character Set character conversiOn chart - c0ntinuea Character Conversion Chart Conversion Cods for 43 Chamctera In ASCII, BCD, and EBCDIC Character graphic ASCIII/ , (co-) . (period) A B i L N N P 3 2c cf: 42 43 44 07 10 11 ?i 61 62 4A 41 4B 42 4c 43 4D 44 4E 4F 50 2 47 50 51 EBCDIC s/ {hexadecimal) u u/The Census Bureau vill provide IBM 9-track tapes in USA Standard Code for Information Interchange in this language. (US&XI or ASCII). DUALabs does not provide tapes 64: FO Fl F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 El 6~ 4B Cl c2 C3 c4 C5 ~6 C7 c8 C9 Dl D2 D3 04 D5 D6 D7 D8 D9 Chsrecter graphic COIW~~BIO~ Code for 43 Charactera In ASCII, BCD, end EBCDIC ASCIti EBCDIC4/ jheradecimel)~ S 22 E2 T :z 23 E3 u 2 24 E4 v 25 E5 w 26 F6 X :i 27 E7 Y 59 30 Z 5A 31 24 2A 2F :: :z 21 61 %hIs Is (L 6-bit code known 8s binary coded decimal, used originally In earlier model IBM computer8 ma peripheral devices. s/ This Is sn 8-bit code, known as extended binary coded decimal Interchange code, which origimted with IBM Systems $0. Ad In the octal representation of each 6-bit code the three high order bits are represented in the most significant digit of the octal code, and the three low order bits ere represented In the least significant digit of the octal code. The renge of each octal digit Is O-7. Ir/ In the hexadecimal representation of the a-bit code, the four most iignificant bits ere iepresented In the most significant position of the hexadecimal code, and the four least significant bits are represented in the least significant position of the hexadecimal code. The value range nf em-h hexadecimal character Is O-15, here the Mlues 10, ll - - - 15 we defined by the letters A, B - - --F, respectively. tiOcts1 20 for blank, In BCD, appears only on tape. Internally this code is 00 end the difference between the Internal and external repre6entetiOns is handled sutomatically by the hardvare. Uhem BCD Is generated Internally In the WTZVAC 1107 or llG8, and written to tspe without the hardware translation, the octal 20 must be created In core.
III. Description of Contents of the 1960 Public Use Sample Records The following section describes the COntsnts of the 1~/70-&mpatIble Public USC Sample household and person records. In this docuutentatlon the numeric Identification of a particular data it- is the same a8 Its character location vithin the 120-character records. Items on the household record are prefixed with an H, population Items with a P. Thus, Current Occupation, Item P27-29, Is a three-digit code beginning In character 27 of the peraon record. Data Descriutors and Marginal Control Totals Listed under the item name in this section Is also a W&&s Data Descriptor Name (in all caps) which can be used with EUAlabs’ PUSH and CE!NTS- AID programs and also with the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences. The marginal control totals for each data value based on the l/l,ooO and l/10,000 1960 Public Use Sample files are listed In Section Y. Reference See Census Users’ Dictionary of the 190 Census Users’ Guide, for definitions of the subject concepts listed in the household and ~ermn records. Dictionary references are listed under item name in Section -rTT m” . LIJ.. me numoers reser to relevant dictionary concepts. Relevant Aiblic Use Sample Documentation and the Census Users’ Dictionary as well as further explanations of the census variables are also found in the m public Use Sample Technical Documentation. 9U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1970 Census Users’ Guide, Part I. U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 1970. -IL?- 4 : Character f Hl 112-6 w-8 H9 HlO Hll 0 Item and Data Descriptor Name File Ideptifier PILEID Household Serial Bumber HOUSENO State of Res- idence STATERgs Urban/Rural Residence Diet: 16 Metropolitan/ Nonmetropolitan Residence Diet.: 18 -13- liouBmioLD RgxlBD - Code 6 oo- 99 0 1 2 0 1 2 Central City/ 0 Non-Central City 1 Residence CITYFES 2 Diet.: 18.1 Description of Coder This flie .mtsh rccmar of the public we Iample of bwic records froa the lg60 Census. Serial number for each household or person In group quarters, unique wlthin cacti State. The Btata Code Lirt Is given on rage 14. Urban Rural Hot Applicable (HA), distinction tiolates 25o.OOC criterion (Alaska, &l;, Hawaii Ilev., I.D., R.I., Utah, vt., wy0.j Iktmplitan (inside an SK%) JImmetropolItan (outside ZM?A’s) u, alhtinctiOn vl0htea 250,000 criterion (Ariz., Cola., Del., Hwaii, Maine, Hire., Mont., Nev., H.H., N.M., H.D., B.I., S.D., Utah. The MA code will be given In the rural part8 of the following States but with codes 0 ad 1 given In the urban part: Ark., Iowa, Km., IQf., Le., Mnn., 16.. Nebr.,Okla., Ore., W.Va., Ms. Rural Md. will be Idt!ntIfIed 88 metro or nonmtro; urbaa Md. till not.) I In central city of aa SMSA Hot. In a central city (including noawtropolItan area) M, dirtinction violates 250,ooO criterion (&Iz., Ark-, Cola., Del., Iowa. Maine, Mine., Mont., Neg, Nev., N.H., N.M., N.C., E.D., Okla., S.C., S.D., W.Va.1
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