Science, asked by Sudoo3499, 1 year ago

Why does java use Unicode ?

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Answered by varuncharaya20

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The central objective of Unicode is to unify different language encoding schemes in order to avoid confusion among computer systems that uses limited encoding standards such as ASCII, EBCDIC etc. Java Unicode: The evolution of Java was the time when the Unicode standards had been defined for very smaller character set.

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