A primary primitive (due to its atomic nature) data type available to most programming languages is the character data type.This data type has traditionally been represented internally to the computer system using the ASCII (7-bit) or Extended Binary-Coded Decimal Interchange Code, EBCDIC (8-bit) encoding schemes. Programming languages such as Java use the Unicode (16-bit) encoding scheme to represent primitive character data elements (www.unicode.org). Discuss the implications, beneficial and detrimental, inherent in the decision process regarding the use of these various encoding schemes.