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String.fromCodePoint(codePoint1) is a static method in JavaScript that returns a string created by using the specified sequence of code points. The method is part of the String object and is used to convert Unicode code points into their corresponding characters. The codePoint1 parameter is a required argument that represents the Unicode code point of the character to be returned. This method is particularly useful when dealing with characters outside the Basic Multilingual Plane (BMP), which includes characters with code points greater than 0xFFFF.

The String.fromCodePoint() method differs from String.fromCharCode() in that it can handle code points outside the BMP, while String.fromCharCode() is limited to code points within the BMP. This makes String.fromCodePoint() more versatile for working with a wider range of Unicode characters.

For example, to create a string from the Unicode code point 128512 (which represents the "😀" emoji), you would use String.fromCodePoint(128512). This would return the string "😀". Similarly, you can use this method to create strings from multiple code points by passing additional arguments to the method.

It is important to note that the codePoint1 parameter must be a valid Unicode code point, otherwise the method will throw a RangeError. Additionally, the method can take multiple code points as arguments, allowing for the creation of strings from a sequence of characters.

In summary, String.fromCodePoint(codePoint1) is a powerful method in JavaScript for converting Unicode code points into their corresponding characters, making it an essential tool for working with a wide range of Unicode characters in web development.