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I do have a chapter on Unicode and wide characters, but it's separate from the "classic" strings chapter. That said, I could certainly refer forward to it. And

by beej71 6y ago

I do have a chapter on Unicode and wide characters, but it's separate from the "classic" strings chapter. That said, I could certainly refer forward to it. And C11 only has minimal portable UTF-8 support, but I do talk about it. I think C21 will improve on that a bit. A note on safety would be well worth it. I'll do that. Good suggestion.

qwerty456127 6y ago
Cool. Thank you. Lack of coverage of this subject in educational materials has been pain ever since I was studied C at school. All the books said that: strings are zero-terminated char arrays. But this kind of strings is almost useless in today globalized world. Sorry I didn't notice you cover this topic in a separate chapter. This makes your guide really great. Let me suggest you mention that chapter in the strings chapter unless you have a reason to omit such a reference. Thank you for a great job!