UTF8encoded
UTF8encoded refers to text that has been encoded using UTF-8, the widely adopted transformation format for Unicode. UTF-8 is a variable-length encoding that represents Unicode code points using one to four bytes. It is ASCII-compatible, meaning that the first 128 code points (the basic Latin characters) map to the same one-byte values as ASCII, which helps with interoperability and backwards compatibility.
The encoding was designed in the late 1980s and published as a standard in the Unicode community,
In UTF-8, a single-byte code point has the form 0xxxxxxx, a two-byte sequence starts with 110xxxxx followed
UTF-8 is the dominant encoding on the web and is widely supported in programming languages, databases, and