> The simplest possible encoding for Unicode is UTF-32. It simply stores code points as 32-bit integers. Skipping over UTF-32-BE and UTF-32-LE there... (I mea

> The simplest possible encoding for Unicode is UTF-32. It simply stores code points as 32-bit integers. Skipping over UTF-32-BE and UTF-32-LE there... (I mean, it might not be an issue if it's just being used as an internal representation, but still)