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=={{header|Nim}}==
Nim strings are sequences of 8-bit bytes, so they can readily be encoded in UTF-8. The language is agnostic about their content; all unicode handling is via libraries. There is a minimal unicode module that is part of the standard distribution that allows converting UTF-8 strings to and from UTF-32 (the type of a UTF-32 value is Rune), as well as performing find, append, etc. directly on strings considered as UTF-8. More advanced unicode handling is available via installable moduldes from the community library.
<lang nim>let c = "abcdé"
let Δ = 12
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