1    /ASCII

    Displays the data at the specified location in ASCII format.

    Binary values that do not have ASCII equivalents are displayed as
    periods (.).

    When you specify the /ASCII qualifier, or when ASCII mode is the
    default, hexadecimal is used as the default radix for numeric
    literals that are specified on the command line.

2    /BYTE

    Displays data at the specified location, one byte at a time.

3    /DECIMAL

    Displays the contents of the specified location in decimal
    format.

4    /HEXADECIMAL

    Displays the contents of the specified location in hexadecimal
    format.

5    /LONGWORD

    Displays data at the specified location, one longword at a time.

6    /OCTAL

    Displays the contents of the specified location in octal format.

7    /WORD

    Displays data at the specified location, one word at a time.