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character standard that is capable of having a unique number
between U+0000 to U+10FFFF, which means a Unicode may be 8-bit,
16-bit, or 32-bit.
Each character is assigned a code
point, for example, U+0041 is the English letter A. Below is an
example of how "Computer Hope" would be written in English
Unicode.
U+0043 U+006F U+006D U+0070 U+0075
U+0074 U+0065 U+0072 U+00A0 U+0048 U+006F U+0070 U+0065
The official Unicode page can be
found here, this page
contains complete information about the Unicode standards as well as
a listing of each of the code points. Microsoft
Windows users can also find Unicode code points by running the character
map utility.
Also see: ASCII, BOM,
Character,
UTF
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