(Solved): Part I: ASCII assigns standard numeric values to the characters "NUMBER". (ignore the quotation mar ...

Part I: ASCII assigns standard numeric values to the characters "NUMBER". (ignore the quotation marks) Determine the ASCII code for "NUMBER" A (provide your answer as a list of integers separated by commas) (For example: $$34,109,34$$ ) Part II: Unicode assigns the French letter è to a code point starting with U+. Determine the U+ code for which the UTF-8 representation is: $$1100001110101000$$ The code for the French letter è is: U+ Determine the binary bits representation of 20 for which the UTF8 codes are $$\mathrm{U}+0032/\mathrm{U}+00\mathrm{D}6\text{. }$$ (note: do not combine these two characiers in one string Insfead treat then as one or fwo bye secuence: there are thvee input baxes)