What a programmer needs to know about Unicode?
In the article by Kirill Tonsky, the introduction to the Unicode system and its usefulness in programming is thoroughly analyzed. Unicode is a character encoding standard that allows for the representation of text in various languages and symbols, which is incredibly important in today's digital and globalized world. Tonsky explains how traditional encoding systems, like ASCII, were inadequate for handling multiple languages and characters. The article goes on to discuss the history and evolution of Unicode, from its inception to current standards and implementations. Additionally, the author emphasizes the importance of properly managing text encoding in applications, highlighting potential problems that may arise without the use of Unicode. The writing is clear and understandable, making the topic accessible for programmers of all experience levels.