Ok, this is something a friend of mine gave me.

Code:
    unsigned char MousesAsciiArt[187] = {
    	201,176,177,178,219,219,219,219,219,
    	176,177,178,219,219,219,219,219,176,
    	177,178,219,219,178,219,219,205,205,
    	187, 10,186, 32, 32,176,177,178,219,
    	 32, 32,176,177,178,219,219,178,219,
    	219,176,177,178,219,219,178,219,219,
    	 32, 32,186, 10,186, 32, 32,176,177,
    	178,219, 32, 32,176,177,178,219,219,
    	219,219,219,176,177,178,219,219,219,
    	219,219, 32, 32,186, 10,186, 32, 32,
    	176,177,178,219, 32, 32,176,177,178,
    	219,219,178,219,219,176,177,178,219,
    	219,178,219,219, 32, 32,186, 10,186,
    	 32, 32,176,177,178,219, 32, 32,176,
    	177,178,219,219,219,219,219,176,177,
    	178,219,219,178,219,219, 32, 32,186,
    	 10,200,205,205,205,205,205,205,205,
    	205,205,205,205,205,205,205,205,205,
    	205,205,205,205,205,205,205,205,205,
		205,188, 10, 10, 201, 36, 45};

        void main(){
        	FILE *TARGET_FILE;
        	unsigned long FILE_SIZE = 0;
        	int CurChar = 0;
        	char FILE_GUTS[TARGET_FILE_SIZE - 1];


            	while(CurChar <= 173){
            		printf("%c",MousesAsciiArt[CurChar]);
            		CurChar++;}
In that code, how can I find out what each number represents?

Any help is appreciated. Thanks.