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Why Unicode Matters Today

Unicode is an international standard for encoding text in computers. It allows people to use any language on the Internet without worrying about different character sets.

The World Wide Web has become an international language.

In the early days of the web, there was no such thing as internationalization (i18n). This meant that websites were designed with only one language in mind. You had to switch between browsers if you wanted to read a website in another language.

You should use Unicode wherever possible.

Nowadays, however, things are different. Most people access the Internet using a browser, and these browsers support Unicode. So when you visit a site, you will see text in multiple languages.

There are many benefits to using Unicode.

There are so many reasons to use Unicode that I decided to write an entire book about it! If you want to learn more about Unicode, check out my book, "Unicode Made Easy." It explains how Unicode works, what it does, and how it can help you with your online business.

Learn how to use Unicode properly.

There are many different ways to use Unicode, and each has its purpose. You can use Unicode to represent text in any language, even when using non-Latin characters. This means that you can use Unicode to display Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, Russian, and other languages.

Don't forget about legacy systems.

In addition to representing text in multiple languages, Unicode also allows you to store more data than ASCII. Because Unicode uses 16 bits per character instead of just 7, you can store more information in a given space. This makes it possible to store more complex data such as mathematical formulas, music notation, and computer code.