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The Unicode Consortium 611 Gateway Blvd. Suite 120 South San Francisco, CA 94080 USA +1-408-401-8915. Issues & Submissions Contact Form
Unicode characters — A Global Standard to Support ALL the World’s Languages. The Unicode standard was developed to address these issues. The standard was created on an encoding foundation large enough to support the writing systems used by all the world’s languages.
How Did Unicode Get its Name? The Unicode Consortium started out as the standards body for character encoding and derives its name from three main goals: universal (addressing the needs of world languages) uniform (fixed-width codes for efficient access), and; unique (bit sequence has only one interpretation into character codes)
The foundational base of Unicode is the Unicode Standard, which defines characters (including emoji) and scripts. It also provides properties that ensure the characters behave as expected on platforms. Unicode’s programming libraries include ICU (International Components for Unicode) and ICU4X.
Q: What is Unicode? A: Unicode is the universal character encoding, maintained by the Unicode Consortium . This encoding standard provides the basis for processing, storage and interchange of text data in any language in all modern software and information technology protocols.
Follow links below for basic information about Unicode. FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) Overview. Projects. How to Use this Site
Scroll down to see a list of the Unicode v12.0 emoji ranked in order of how frequently they are used. Why Measure How Frequently Emoji Are Used? Evidence of frequency is one of many considerations taken into account when reviewing emoji proposals.
Welcome to the Unicode public website. Members of the public and press will find information here about the Unicode Consortium, its mission, and projects. The links along the left should help you find what you need to know about Unicode, emoji, how you can Adopt a Character, how to participate, and other topics.
The Unicode Consortium 611 Gateway Blvd. Suite 120 South San Francisco, CA 94080 USA +1-408-401-8915. Issues & Submissions Contact Form
The Unicode Consortium 611 Gateway Blvd. Suite 120 South San Francisco, CA 94080 USA +1-408-401-8915. Issues & Submissions Contact Form