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Surrogate pairs mean you can't do this with UTF-16 either. Combining characters make it much less useful for UTF-32, as your understanding of a character no lo
by andrewaylett 13y ago
Surrogate pairs mean you can't do this with UTF-16 either. Combining characters make it much less useful for UTF-32, as your understanding of a character no longer matches the user's. So arbitrary strings can't be guaranteed to have this property no matter which standard encoding you use.