Unicode Text Converter

Unicode (English Unicode) is a character encoding standard that allows characters to be represented in almost all written languages. The standard was proposed in 1991 by the not-for-profit organization, the Unicode Consortium. The use of this standard makes it possible to encode a very large number of characters from different scripts: in Unicode documents, Chinese characters, mathematical characters, letters of the Greek alphabet, Latin and Cyrillic alphabet can coexist, thus switching code pages becomes unnecessary. Unicode is the ability to correctly display letters and punctuation marks from different languages on one page. It is incredibly useful: users will be able to work with your site all over the world and it will show what you want - it can be French with accents or Kanji.

The standard is divided into two main sections: the universal character set and the encoding family. In this case, the universal character set defines the one-to-one correspondence of characters to codes, and the encoding family determines the machine representation of a sequence of codes. Codes in the Unicode standard are divided into several areas - at the beginning there is an area with ASCII characters, and then there are areas of characters of various scripts, punctuation and technical symbols. Some of the codes are reserved for future use.