Unicodekódpontokat

Unicodekódpontokat, often referred to as Unicode code points, are numerical values assigned to each character in the Unicode standard. The Unicode standard is an international character encoding system designed to represent text in most of the world's writing systems. Each unique character, whether it's a letter, numeral, symbol, or emoji, is given a specific code point.

These code points are typically represented in hexadecimal notation, preceded by "U+". For example, the capital letter 'A' has the code point U+0041, and the euro symbol '€' has the code point U+20AC. The range of possible code points extends from U+0000 to U+10FFFF, encompassing a vast number of characters.

The primary purpose of Unicode code points is to provide a universal and consistent way to identify and manage characters across different computer systems, software applications, and programming languages. This standardization prevents issues like garbled text or missing characters that can arise when different encoding systems are used. By using code points, data can be exchanged and processed reliably, regardless of the underlying system's locale or character set.