-
though some
character sets have
multiple character encodings and vice versa.
Character encodings may be
broadly grouped according to the
number of bytes...
-
character encodings capable of
representing more
characters were created, such as ASCII, the ISO/IEC 8859
encodings,
various computer vendor encodings, and...
- Look up
encode or
encoder in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Encode or
encoding may
refer to:
Encoding, or code
Coding region of a gene
ENCODE (Encyclopedia...
- 1)
specifies a list of
encodings which browsers must support. The HTML
standards forbid support of
other encodings. The
Encoding Standard further sti****tes...
-
Encoder may
refer to: In this process, we
represent the
input data meaningfully,
which helps someone else to
interpret it.
Audio encoder,
converts digital...
- Base64 Data
Encodings, is an
informational (non-normative) memo that
attempts to
unify the RFC 1421 and RFC 2045
specifications of Base64
encodings, alternative-alphabet...
- codecs, that
decode or
encode the data structures. Some ASN.1
compilers can
produce code to
encode or
decode several encodings, e.g. packed, BER or XML...
- are in the
encoded text.
These encodings produce the
shortest plain ASCII output for
input that is
mostly printable ASCII. Some
other encodings (base64,...
- This
article compares Unicode encodings in two
types of environments: 8-bit
clean environments, and
environments that
forbid the use of byte
values with...
- not
legal Unicode values, and
their UTF-8
encodings must be
treated as an
invalid byte sequence.
These encodings all
start with 0xED
followed by 0xA0 or...
