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Explore Stack InternalThe first 128 Unicode code points are the same as ASCII. Then they have a 100,000 or so more:
There are two common formats for Unicode, UTF-8 which uses 1-4 bytes for each value (so for the first 128 characters, UTF-8 is exactly the same as ASCII) and UTF-16, which uses 2 or 4 bytes.
The first 128 unicodeUnicode code points are the same as asciiASCII. ThenThen they have a 100,000 or so more:
There are two common formats for unicodeUnicode, UTF-8 which uses 1-4 bytes for each value (so the for the first 128 characters, utf8UTF-8 is exactly the same as asciiASCII) and UTF-16, which uses 2 or 4 bytes.
The first 128 unicode code points are the same as ascii. Then they have a 100,000 or so more:
There are two common formats for unicode, UTF-8 which uses 1-4 bytes for each value (so the for the first 128 characters, utf8 is exactly the same as ascii) and UTF-16, which uses 2 or 4 bytes.
The first 128 Unicode code points are the same as ASCII. Then they have a 100,000 or so more:
There are two common formats for Unicode, UTF-8 which uses 1-4 bytes for each value (so for the first 128 characters, UTF-8 is exactly the same as ASCII) and UTF-16, which uses 2 or 4 bytes.
