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Encoding Text in UTF-8 - How Unicode Works (Part 2) | Greg Tatum
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The Absolute Minimum Every Software Developer Must Know About Unicode in 2023 (Still No Excuses!) @ tonsky.me
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| | Modern extension to classic 2003 article by Joel Spolsky
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Iterating strings and manually decoding UTF-8 | Karl Zylinski
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| | This post is an adapted excerpt from Understanding the Odin Programming Language - the acclaimed eBook on learning Odin and understanding low-level concepts. Visit https://odinbook.com for more information. Text strings in Odin use Unicode. Unicode is a standard that makes it possible to use characters from most languages. You can mix different languages within the same string, and even use exotic things such as emojis! Odin has two primary types for representing text: string and cstring.
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It's not wrong that "?".length == 7
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| [AI summary] The provided text appears to be a series of numbers and letters, possibly representing data points or measurements. The numbers may correspond to different categories or identifiers, while the letters could indicate classifications or types. However, without additional context or formatting, it is challenging to determine the exact nature or purpose of this data. Further clarification or structure would be needed to interpret the information accurately.