Unicode is downward compatible with the Latin-1 version of 8-bit ASCII in the sense that a Unicode
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Unicode is downward compatible with the Latin-1 version of 8-bit ASCII in the sense that a Unicode text file that is limited to the Latin-1 character set will be read correctly on a system that does not support Unicode, provided that an end delimiter is used, rather than a character count as the measure of the length of the message. Why is this so? (Consider the role of the ASCII NUL character.)
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8bit ASCII is placed in the Unicode table in such a way that the more signifi...View the full answer
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