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Good points. > Your code is probably saved in UTF-8 right now even if you don't use non-ASCII characters. Nit: For a document that only contains ASCII charact
by hddqsb 4y ago
Good points.
> Your code is probably saved in UTF-8 right now even if you don't use non-ASCII characters.
Nit: For a document that only contains ASCII characters, UTF-8 is identical to ASCII. So calling it UTF-8 is technically correct, but misleading -- you could equally well say the document is encoded using any of the other supersets of ASCII.
- jraph 4y agoIndeed. I had that in mind when writing my comment, but it's good that you made this part explicit. You'd better have your editor / tools set to use UTF-8 though in case some non-ascii characters end up in your file or else you might be in for some pain.