How are 4 bytes chars are represented in C#? Like one char or a set of 2 chars?
var someCharacter = 'x'; //put 4 bytes UTF-16 character
How are 4 bytes chars are represented in C#? Like one char or a
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How are 4 bytes chars are represented in C#? Like one char or a set of 2 chars?
var someCharacter = 'x'; //put 4 bytes UTF-16 character
C# can only store characters from the Basic Multilingual Plane in the
chartype. For characters outside this plane twochars must be used – called surrogates.You can also use a string literal such as:
See UTF-16.