Description
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Unicode encoding is a character standard covering global languages, solving cross-platform text compatibility issues and continuously updating character sets and data encodings.
Little-Endian stores the high-order bytes of data at the high-order address in memory and the low-order bytes at the low-order address, which is contrary to the concept of the Big-Endian pattern.
The core significance of UTF-8 encoding lies in achieving a unified representation of global language characters through flexible encoding of 1 to 4 bytes, while maintaining compatibility with ASCII.
This application mainly provides common encoding tools centered on non-ASCII characters. The process aims to parse and encode non-ASCII characters through core technologies, and ultimately generate Unicode/Little/Big/UTF8 encoded data that meets user requirements. Specifically, it includes:
a. Encode non-ASCII characters in Unicode;
b. Encode non-ASCII characters in Little-Endian format;
c. Perform Big-Endian encoding on non-ASCII characters;
d. Encode non-ASCII characters in UTF8.