UTF-16
UTF-16 proper noun: unicode Transformation Format-16; a Unicode encoding scheme which uses two-byte (16-bit) code units (singly for characters in plane 0, and in four-byte [32-bit] surrogate pairs for supplementary characters in planes 1 through 16).
Proper noun
UTF-16
Questions about UTF-16
- What does UTF-16 mean?
- UTF-16 means unicode Transformation Format-16; a Unicode encoding scheme which uses two-byte (16-bit) code units (singly for characters in plane 0, and in four-byte [32-bit] surrogate pairs for supplementary characters in planes 1 through 16).
- What part of speech is UTF-16?
- UTF-16 is a proper noun.
Words near UTF-16 in the dictionary
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