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2.5 Common Text Encoding Schemes

ASCII, Extended ASCII, and Unicode (UTF-8, UTF-16, UTF-32).

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2.5 Common Text Encoding Schemes

Text encoding schemes are essential for representing characters from various languages and symbols in a format that computers can understand and process. Here are some of the most common text encoding schemes used in computers:

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