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Not to be contradictory, but unicode is not a specific encoding. ufc-8 is an encoding (with a non specific length) and utf-32 is an encoding of a Unicode code p
by fooster 4y ago
Not to be contradictory, but unicode is not a specific encoding. ufc-8 is an encoding (with a non specific length) and utf-32 is an encoding of a Unicode code point with a specific length.
- happytoexplain 4y agoMost people talking about characters in Unicode are referring to grapheme clusters, and I assume the parent is too, since they are in fact defined by Unicode and vary in length in all encodings, hence their answer of "no" to the GP.