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UTF-8
Variable-width encoding (into one to four bytes) and transformation format of code points for the universal character set defined by ISO/IEC 10646 and The Unicode® Standard, compatible with ASCII
Also known as Unicode Transformation Format – 8-bit · UCS Transformation Format – 8-bit · UTF-2 · FSS-UTF · filesystem safe UTF · UTF 8
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42 statements · 5% with external sources · numbers in brackets are citations
- Discovered
- September 2, 1992
- Last update
- November 2003
On other databases
18 identifiers linking UTF-8 across the web's reference databases
- Fandom article IDhtmlcss:UTF-8
- File Format Wiki page IDUTF-8
- FOLDOC IDUTF-8
- Freebase ID/m/0g4g
- Gentoo Wiki articleUTF-8
- GitHub topicutf-8
- Great Norwegian Encyclopedia IDUTF-8
- ICANNWiki page IDUTF-8
- ITU/ISO/IEC object ID1.0.10646.0.0.8
- Lex IDUTF-8
- Man pageutf-8.7
- Microsoft Academic ID (discontinued)103176879
- Namuwiki IDUTF-8
- NARA File Format Preservation Plan IDNF00883
- NicoNicoPedia word article IDutf-8
- Quora topic IDUTF-8
- Valve Developer Community article IDUTF-8
- Zhihu topic ID19604563