Unicode
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Unicode is a universal character encoding standard that assigns a unique number (called a code point) to each character in every writing system in the world.
It was created as a standardized way to represent text in a way that is consistent across different platforms, languages, and regions.
Unicode includes more than 130,000 characters from over 100 scripts, including :
the Latin alphabet,
Greek,
Cyrillic,
Hebrew,
Arabic,
Chinese,
Japanese,
Korean,
and many others.
It also includes symbols, emoji, and control characters used for formatting text.