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Note that you don't necessarily use less memory using UTF-8. It only saves memory for languages that can be represented in latin1. Non-western languages usually
by ceronman 12y ago
Note that you don't necessarily use less memory using UTF-8. It only saves memory for languages that can be represented in latin1. Non-western languages usually end up using more memory in UTF-8 than in UTF-16.
- lukasm 12y agoOf course that's why I said on average, which is mathematically correct, gut gives the sense.