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They might not have invented it, but they popularised it. UTF-16 would be dead and a footnote in history if it hadn't been for Microsoft's adoption of it.
by selfhoster11 5y ago
They might not have invented it, but they popularised it. UTF-16 would be dead and a footnote in history if it hadn't been for Microsoft's adoption of it.
- fomine3 5y agoUTF-8 is appeared a bit late at the time Unicode being adopted initially. So WinNT and other projects like Java also adopts UCS-2.