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by hashmash
787 days ago
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With Java, the default encoding when converting bytes to strings was originally platform independent, but now it's UTF-8. UTF-16 and latin-1 encodings are (still*) used internally by the String class, and the JVM uses a modified UTF-8 encoding like it always has. * The String class originally only used UTF-16 encoding, but since Java 9 it also uses a single-byte-per-character latin-1 encoding when possible. |
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