tekstikodeeringuid
Tekstikodeeringuid, also known as text encoding, refers to the methods used to represent characters and symbols as sequences of bits, which are the fundamental units of digital information. Computers can only understand binary code, so text must be converted into this format for storage and processing. Different text encoding schemes exist, each with its own set of characters and rules for mapping them to numerical values and then to binary.
One of the earliest and simplest encoding schemes was ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange).
To address the limitations of ASCII, extended ASCII encodings were developed, using 8 bits to represent 256
Modern text processing largely relies on Unicode. Unicode is a universal character encoding standard that aims