ASCII, Represents a character in 7 bits, Extended ASCII, Represents a character in 8 bits, Allows for 256 different codes, Uses 1 byte to store each character, Has fewer storage requirements, Based on English language, Unicode, Represents a character in 16 bits, Allows for 65,536 characters, Uses 2 bytes to store each character, Has more storage requirements, Caters for characters in other foreign languages around the world

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