Unicode was invented to represent and manipulate all the different characters not included in the traditional 7-bit ASCII encoding. Unicode assigns to each character a unique so called "code point".

CharMap is a Java 5.0 graphical (GUI) application to display Unicode characters or glyphs in text fonts, and copy those characters to the system clipboard. Its major purpose is as a visual accessory ...

Even though the introduction of Unicode technically solved this problem, you can still encounter situations in which some or all of your Unicode characters will not display properly in Java programs.

Just type the unicode characters into the Java. It's more readable than unicode escapes. But you should compile with Maven or Ant and explicitly set the compilation charset to UTF-8 (or something ...

Character.getNumericValue(aChar) will let me convert a char into an int. I want to know how I can reverse the process and get a char from an integer? Thanks ...

Playing around with invisible Unicode characters isn't new knowledge either. Previously, a Rust developer tried using these characters for a prank, which failed, possibly because of Rust's ...

The range of characters that can be represented by Unicode is truly bewildering. If there’s a symbol that was ever used to represent a sound or a concept anywhere in the world, chances are pr… ...