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I have noticed, that each character in String is encoded by 2 bytes, while backslash "" is encoded by 3 bytes: (zero - backslash - backslash) = (0 - 92 - 92).
Can anybody describe it in UTF8 - UTF16 terminology? Or Adobe just invented it?
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I have noticed, that each character in String is encoded by 2 bytes, while backslash "" is encoded by 3 bytes: (zero - backslash - backslash) = (0 - 92 - 92).
Can anybody describe it in UTF8 - UTF16 terminology? Or Adobe just invented it?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: