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Character encoding
Using numbers to represent text characters.
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ASCII
Character encoding standard.
9.7%
UTF-16
Variable-width encoding of Unicode, using one or two 16-bit code units.
5.3%
Character (computing)
Symbols encoded in computers to make text.
4.6%
Unicode
Character encoding standard.
4.1%
Punched tape
Data storage device.
3.6%
Writing system
Convention of symbols representing language.
2.8%
Constructed language
Intentionally devised human language.
2.5%
ISO/IEC 8859-1
Character encoding of Latin script.
2%
Bacon's cipher
Steganography method.
1.3%
Computer
Programmable machine that processes data.
1.3%
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Unicode
Character encoding standard.
25%
ASCII
Character encoding standard.
9.8%
Morse code
Transmission of language with brief pulses.
4.8%
Extended ASCII
Nickname for 8-bit ASCII-derived character sets.
2.7%
String (computer science)
Sequence of characters, data type.
2.6%
Mojibake
Garbled text as a result of incorrect character encodings.
2.6%
Character (computing)
Symbols encoded in computers to make text.
2.4%
International maritime signal flags
Flags used for naval communication.
1.9%
Glyph
Purposeful written mark.
1.7%
Plain text
Computer data using only printable characters.
1.2%