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The '''Unicode Standard''' is a computing standard that provides programmers a single, consistent, universal character encoding, descriptions, and data on how characters function for most of the world's writing systems. The standard is published in conjunction with the [[Universal Coded Character Set]], standard set of characters that the Unicode standard operates on.
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'''Unicode''' is a computing standard that provides consistent representation, encoding, and handling for most of the world's writing systems. The standard is published in conjunction with the [[Universal Coded Character Set]], standard set of characters that the Unicode standard operates on.

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