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is an encoding scheme that uses a 7-bit binary code to
represent characters.
It was originally developed for representing characters
in the English language.
each character is assigned a unique numeric value
ranging from 0 to 127.
Common characters like letters (both uppercase and
lowercase), numbers, punctuation, and control
characters (e.g., newline, tab) are included.
is a much more comprehensive character
encoding standard than ASCII. It aims to
represent characters from all the world's writing
systems, not just English.
For example, the Unicode code point for the letter 'A' is
U+0041, and the code point for the digit '1' is U+0031.
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•😀 (Grinning Face): U+1F604
•🌍 (Earth Globe Europe-Africa): U+1F30D
•🚀 (Rocket): U+1F680
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In a digital image or on a computer screen, each
point of color is represented by a pixel. Each
pixel is assigned RGB values to determine its
color. These values are stored in memory, and
the arrangement of pixels creates an image.
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