“Unicode”的概念、定义、翻译、参考文献-科学参考

Unicode

Physics

A standard for storing, manipulating, and displaying textual data. The Unicode character set currently (2018) allows for 1 137 439 codepoints. A codepoint is an unsigned integer denoting a position in a character encoding system. Unicode codepoints are generally represented as U+ followed by a four-byte hexadecimal number: for example, U+0041 (decimal 65, the letter capital A). Unicode also specifies various normative classifications for each character (upper-case letter, lower-case letter, decimal number, etc.), rules (e.g. how to decompose a composite character, such as an accented letter, into its component characters), and algorithms (e.g. for collation) as well as reference charts showing the visual form of each character. For backward compatibility the characters assigned to codepoints 0 to 127 are the same as the ASCII character set.

http://www.unicode.org The Unicode Consortium home page

Computer

A standard for storing, manipulating, and displaying textual data. The Unicode character set currently (2019) allows for 1 114 112 code points, of which over 137 000 have been assigned characters. Its contents are the same as the Universal Character Set (see UCS), with which its revisions are coordinated. Unicode also specifies various normative classifications for each character (upper-case letter, lower-case letter, decimal number, etc.), rules (e.g. how to decompose a composite character, such as an accented letter, into its component characters), and algorithms (e.g. for collation) as well as reference charts showing the visual form of each character. For backward compatibility the characters assigned to codepoints 0 to 127 are the same as ASCII character set; and those assigned to 0 to 255 Unicode are the same as ISO-8859-1, a superset of Latin alphabet no. 1.
http://www.unicode.org/ The Unicode Consortium home page

Internet

A standard for a set of characters which is intended to support written texts expressed in a large number of languages from Europe, America, Asia, India, and the Pacific Rim.

单词	Unicode
释义	Unicode Physics A standard for storing, manipulating, and displaying textual data. The Unicode character set currently (2018) allows for 1 137 439 codepoints. A codepoint is an unsigned integer denoting a position in a character encoding system. Unicode codepoints are generally represented as U+ followed by a four-byte hexadecimal number: for example, U+0041 (decimal 65, the letter capital A). Unicode also specifies various normative classifications for each character (upper-case letter, lower-case letter, decimal number, etc.), rules (e.g. how to decompose a composite character, such as an accented letter, into its component characters), and algorithms (e.g. for collation) as well as reference charts showing the visual form of each character. For backward compatibility the characters assigned to codepoints 0 to 127 are the same as the ASCII character set. http://www.unicode.org The Unicode Consortium home page Computer A standard for storing, manipulating, and displaying textual data. The Unicode character set currently (2019) allows for 1 114 112 code points, of which over 137 000 have been assigned characters. Its contents are the same as the Universal Character Set (see UCS), with which its revisions are coordinated. Unicode also specifies various normative classifications for each character (upper-case letter, lower-case letter, decimal number, etc.), rules (e.g. how to decompose a composite character, such as an accented letter, into its component characters), and algorithms (e.g. for collation) as well as reference charts showing the visual form of each character. For backward compatibility the characters assigned to codepoints 0 to 127 are the same as ASCII character set; and those assigned to 0 to 255 Unicode are the same as ISO-8859-1, a superset of Latin alphabet no. 1. http://www.unicode.org/ The Unicode Consortium home page Internet A standard for a set of characters which is intended to support written texts expressed in a large number of languages from Europe, America, Asia, India, and the Pacific Rim.
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