UTF16BE
UTF-16BE, or UTF-16 Big Endian, is a Unicode encoding form that represents text as 16-bit code units arranged in big-endian byte order. Like UTF-16LE, it can encode all Unicode characters, including those outside the Basic Multilingual Plane via surrogate pairs.
Endianness and BOM: Data may begin with a Byte Order Mark, which for UTF-16BE is the two-byte
Code units and surrogates: Each 16-bit unit encodes a BMP character directly. Characters beyond the BMP use
Interoperability and usage: UTF-16BE is common where a standard requires big-endian encoding or where a system's
Limitations and issues: Endianness must be agreed upon for correct decoding, BOM handling can complicate portability,