Given:
CR = %0d = \r
LF = %0a = \n
What does
%3E, %3C
Mean?
+3
A:
They are URL encoded characters. %3C is <, %3E is >
More info on URL Encoding, and a chart of some of the lower ASCII values.
Chris Marasti-Georg
2008-11-18 03:09:20
+3
A:
paste
javascript:alert(unescape("%3E"))
into a browser's address bar and hit Return to find out ;)
x0n
2008-11-18 03:09:46
Thank you, this will help if I have any other questions.
Nick Stinemates
2008-11-18 03:19:28
+2
A:
The two digits after the % is an ASCII code represented in hexadecimal.
yjerem
2008-11-18 03:10:17