Hundreds of encoding system available to map characters to numbers
Unicode is widely accepted. This ensures support in multi platform without re-engineering.
Unicode is first defined in early 1990s.
To support non engligh languages, scientific special notations,
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Unicode names of characters are written with all uppercase.
Ex: U+00B7
Important: While authoring XML, HTML you can use character reference of the form &amp;#xnumber - eg: &amp;#x212e

Hundreds of encoding system available to map characters to numbers

Unicode is widely accepted. This ensures support in multi platform without re-engineering.

Unicode is first defined in early 1990s.

To support non engligh languages, scientific special notations,

[https://www.evertype.com/](https://www.evertype.com/)

Unicode names of characters are written with all uppercase.

Ex: U+00B7

Important: While authoring XML, HTML you can use character reference of the form &#xnumber - eg: &#x212e

Understanding Unicode