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> there are a few popular languages around which jumped on the UNICODE bandwagon too early and are now stuck with UTF-16, but those languages usually also offer
by MaxBarraclough 5y ago
> there are a few popular languages around which jumped on the UNICODE bandwagon too early and are now stuck with UTF-16, but those languages usually also offer simple conversion functions
Java does this, right?
- x4e 5y agoJava uses UTF-16 for internally storing strings, however all it’s APIs use the platform default charset which is usually UTF-8. It also uses modified UTF-8 for storing strings inside compiled classes.