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I feel like some of the European CS programs have really neat stuff in them. I’m not sure more than a passing mention of Unicode or any of its encodings (just a
by swiley 7y ago
I feel like some of the European CS programs have really neat stuff in them. I’m not sure more than a passing mention of Unicode or any of its encodings (just assume no one uses more than the first 255 code points and it’s encoded in UTF-8) was ever made in any CS class I took.
I guess assembly made a little more sense 8 years ago and they only had so much class time but I wouldn’t have minded a “decide utf-8” assignment. It would have been another good practice doing bit manipulation which is kind of difficult to get right in C++.
- bobthepanda 7y agoFor what it's worth, one of my CS classes at Stony Brook University had an assignment to write a converter that could do UTF-8 to UTF-16 and back, and one of the test cases we were graded on included Emoji support.