Why does UTF-8 waste several bits in its encoding
According to the Wikipedia article, UTF-8 has this format:
How to detect client character encoding?
I programmed a telnet server using C as programming language but I have a problem to send characters with emphases (é, è, à …). The character encoding is different between the telnet clients (windows, linux, putty, …).
How is encoding handled correctly during copy-paste between programs?
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Why html entity names for characters like ¥ € ¢ © ®
It make sense to use entity names for describing <a> as per shown below code.
Why html entity names for characters like ¥ € ¢ © ®
It make sense to use entity names for describing <a> as per shown below code.
Why html entity names for characters like ¥ € ¢ © ®
It make sense to use entity names for describing <a> as per shown below code.
How do you face decoding issues?
For what I understand, given a sequence of bytes without any further information, it’s not generally possible to understand which encoding we are talking about. Of course we can guess (e.g. perl’s Encode::Guess and similar tools), but sometimes this is just not feasible.
Should a Java project use UTF-16? [closed]
Closed 13 days ago.