
Choosing & applying a character encoding
Mar 31, 2014 · Note, in particular, that all ASCII characters in UTF-8 use exactly the same bytes as an ASCII encoding, which often helps with interoperability and backwards compatibility.
The byte-order mark (BOM) in HTML
Jan 31, 2013 · The UTF-8 encoding without a BOM has the property that a document which contains only characters from the US-ASCII range is encoded byte-for-byte the same way as …
Choisir et appliquer un encodage de caractères
Remarque : en UTF-8, tous les caractères ASCII utilisent exactement les mêmes octets qu’un encodage ASCII, ce qui facilite souvent l’interopérabilité et la compatibilité descendante.
Elegir y aplicar una codificación de caracteres
Las herramientas de autoría deberían usar UTF-8 por defecto para los documentos recién creados" Tenga en cuenta, que todos los caracteres ASCII en UTF-8 utilizan exactamente los …
Character encodings for beginners
Apr 16, 2015 · (Only ASCII characters are encoded with a single byte in UTF-8.) UTF-8 is the most widely used way to represent Unicode text in web pages, and you should always use …
Character Sets and Encodings
Jul 8, 2024 · For example, the ASCII character set covers letters and symbols for English text, ISO-8859-6 covers letters and symbols needed for many languages based on the Arabic …
Problemas de visualización provocados por BOM en UTF-8
En la codificación UTF-8, la presencia de una BOM no es fundamental, debido a que, a diferencia de las codificaciones UTF-16 o UTF-32, no existe ninguna secuencia de bytes alternativa en …
Darstellungsprobleme durch das UTF-8-BOM
Bei UTF-8 ist im Gegensatz dazu kein BOM erforderlich, denn dort gibt es nur eine mögliche Reihenfolge der Bytes. Das BOM kann dennoch in UTF-8-codiertem Text auftreten, entweder …
Character encodings: Essential concepts
Aug 31, 2018 · UTF-8 uses 1 byte to represent characters in the ASCII set, two bytes for characters in several more alphabetic blocks, and three bytes for the rest of the BMP. …
Das BOM (byte-order mark) in HTML
The Byte Order Mark is U+FEFF ZERO WIDTH NON-BREAKING SPACE: the character name refers to a separate, deprecated, use of the character. Some systems use the BOM code point …