Just to clarify, in token identifiers, the 'C' (as in algebra) represents a numerical value of your choosing (the fact that a C is used is irrelevent). The value is in decimal form, not hexadecimal or any other form.
If you had a string like this: abc.def.ghi you could 'delimit' (split) it using any of the characters (a,b,c,.,etc). The most logical character to use in this example is the . as it gives you 3 useful chunks of text. Since the token must be a numerical value, the . must be converted to its decimal ascii equivalent. As shown before, you can use the $asc identifier to get the value, or you could google 'ascii chart' to get a full listing. In a typical sentence, the space character (32 decimal) is used as the delimiter because it results in all the characters being split into the actual words that are being said.
-genius_at_work
