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0xF1 has the high bit set, which means it's beyond ASCII. According to the user BBC Micro manual, everything above 127 (0x7F) is undefined. So I'd guess that 'ñ
by afandian 6y ago
0xF1 has the high bit set, which means it's beyond ASCII. According to the user BBC Micro manual, everything above 127 (0x7F) is undefined. So I'd guess that 'ñ' is probably from a custom page.
From my rusty memory, 0xF1 wouldn't be valid UTF-8 on its own anyway.