Originally Posted by AngellicDiety
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A unicode character is clearly not 64-bits - as you so pointed out in your initial post.
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OMG, plz finally start actually informing yourself. But us stop here.
My last words :-)
Unicode encoding is not an easy feat.
As for Ascii, yes there is an extended Ascii, but its an common error to believe that extended Ascii is an newer Ascii. NO its not. Ascii has and will ever use 7bit +1bit padding on most maschines.
the 0byte is an character in Unicode, Ascii and extended Ascii known as terminator.
And my experience goes back into the times where dos was standard. But im quite happy that i never had to write unicode libraries.
And yes english is not my first language.