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an extensive resource for unicode information including includes unicode utf-8, unicode charts and unicode character encoding character set.

What are unicodes? Unicode is an universal encoding system which allows computers to constantly symbolize and manipulate text represented in nearly all of the world’s past and present writing systems.

Unicode comprises of over 100,000 characters, code charts for visual reference, an encoding methology including a set of standard encodings, a listing of character properties (for example, listings for upper and lower case), a set of reference data computing files, and other technical information comprising of character properties, rules for normalisation, decomposition, collation, rendering and the bidirectional display order. The bidirectional display order ensures both left-to-right scripts and right-to-left scripts (Hebrew, Arabic etc) text are correctly rendered.

	UTF-8 (8-bit UCS/Unicode Transformation Format) is a variable-length character encoding for Unicode. Read more...
	Unicode symbols are drawn from existing character sets or ISO or other national and international standards. Read more...
	Unicode characters can be inserted into HTML by putting their hexadecimal representation between &#x and a semicolon. Read more...
	The ISO/IEC 10646 International Standard defines the Universal Character Set known as the UCS. Read more...
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