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The character 'A' is represented by the decimal number 65 in the ASCII character set. To convert this to binary, we perform the following calculation:
65 in decimal = 01000001 in binary.
The ASCII code is calculated by assigning a unique numerical value to each character. The decimal values for the first 128 characters (0-127) are standardized. The binary representation of the decimal value is then used to represent the character. For example, 'A' is the 1st character in the range of uppercase letters, and its decimal value (65) corresponds to the binary 01000001.