Understanding Unicode
Unicode is a universal character encoding standard that assigns a unique number (Code Point) to every character across all languages and writing systems in the world. Unlike older encodings (like ASCII), Unicode can represent emojis, mathematical symbols, and ancient scripts simultaneously.
This tool helps developers visualize these code points and convert text into formats compatible with various programming languages (JavaScript, Java, Python) and web technologies (HTML).
What is a Code Point?
A code point is a unique integer assigned to a character. For example, the capital letter 'A' is assigned U+0041. The Earth emoji 🌍 is assigned U+1F30D.