The table displays information about the character on the side so that the user can see the character itself, the Unicode number, the UTF-8 code and the name of the character. The user should also be ...

The following links are to character set tables in a uniform format, in which each character is included literally, its code shown in four ways (decimal, row/column, octal, hexadecimal), and its name ...

The following table shows a comparison between five Unicode identifier implementations. unicode-id-start is this crate, which is a fork of unicode-ident; unicode-xid is a widely used crate run by the ...

As a result, the Unicode Transformation Format 8 (UTF-8) encoding supports 2 31 code points, with most characters in the current Unicode character set requiring generally one or two bytes each.