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What is the relation between char ~ char32_t type and UTF-8 ~ UTF-32?
- char: 8-bit character type
- char16_t: 16-bit character type
- char32_t: 32-bit character type
- wchar_t: 16 ~ 32-bit character type depending on the compiler
- UTF-8: An encoding method that can represent Unicode characters while preserving 8-bit characters
- UTF-16: How to encode Unicode characters using one or two 16-bit values
- UTF-32: How to encode all Unicode characters to 32 bits
It is like above, but it does not understand well. Did it simply implement UTF-8, UTF-16, UTF-32 as char, char16_t, char32_t types?
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