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Dylan16807
791 days ago
32 bit specifically?
The most expansive Unicode has ever been was 31 bits, and UTF-8 is also capable of at most 31 bits.
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int_19h
790 days ago
You're right, the docs just say "Unicode codepoints", and standard facilities like "\U..." or chr() will refuse anything above U+10FFFF. However I'm not sure that still holds true when third-party native modules are in the picture.
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