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* What encodings (e.g. UTF-8, UTF-16, etc) can be used? All encodings are supported, but again, nothing is convenient with respect to encodings, although hexadecimal notation is good to use in assembly language. Normalization is not supported unless you write lots of code.
=={{header|8th}}==
* In 8th all strings are UTF-8 encoded. You can simply enter any text you like in a string.
* For special characters one may use the "\u" escape, e.g. "\u05ad"
=={{header|Ada}}==
* 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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