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UTF-16 is a variable length encoding. As is UTF-32 for that matter. A single character can be made of multiple code points.
by ChrisSD 5y ago
UTF-16 is a variable length encoding. As is UTF-32 for that matter. A single character can be made of multiple code points.
- TwoBit 5y agoTrue, but text processing is still easier with UTF-32, because UTF-8 and UTF-16 strings need to be converted to UTF-32 before you can do anything with them.