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* In 8th all strings are UTF-8 encoded. You can simply enter any text you like in a string. |
* In 8th all strings are UTF-8 encoded. You can simply enter any text you like in a string. |
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* For special characters one may use the "\u" escape, e.g. "\u05ad" |
* For special characters one may use the "\u" escape, e.g. "\u05ad" |
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* All the string manipulation words are UTF-8 aware, so in general the user doesn't have to be concerned about bytes vs characters |
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=={{header|Ada}}== |
=={{header|Ada}}== |
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* As of Ada 2005, all source/identifiers/keywords/literals/etc can be in up to 32bit characters as long as the compiler is told what encoding you are using. |
* As of Ada 2005, all source/identifiers/keywords/literals/etc can be in up to 32bit characters as long as the compiler is told what encoding you are using. |
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