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You're right! My bad - the first characters are encoded the same across ASCII, UTF-8, and Latin-1, but the second half of Latin-1 differs from UTF-8. So even ju
by happytoexplain 7y ago
You're right! My bad - the first characters are encoded the same across ASCII, UTF-8, and Latin-1, but the second half of Latin-1 differs from UTF-8. So even just having to support those first 256 code points, we jump into multi-byte UTF-8 territory, meaning complexity over Latin-1.