ASCII, Unicode, UTF-32, UTF-8 explained | Examples in Rust, Go, Python

[@matthias2447]

Fantastic. Especially showing the implementations through programming languages.

[@RustPakistan]

Clear, concise and better content than paid courses out there! Thanks Sreekanth

[@DrIT-qv1ek]

Thanks for dealing with a neglected topic. Great job!

[@tuanlam999]

Well done. You make it so simple for every layman to understand.

[@MohammadLsk]

Amazing explanation

[@trimalakismeno]

This was so good, thank you!

[@rameenkhan4913]

fantastic work! well appreciated!

[@redeye1267]

Best explanation ever man!

[@DuskyDaily]

Amazing explanation! Keep it up!

[@krizzz21]

Thanks, great video!

[@me-jn1zl]

You are awesome 😎...

[@rasheedstarlet]

mindblown!

[@brusslee1814]

8:37 I'm assuming we get the binary representation of the "data" string in hex values right? If so shouldn't there be 0x61 or something for the "a" character in the output? I'm confused

[@sreekanthpr]

The character 'a' is printed in the output (first character in the output).

[@brusslee1814]

@@sreekanthpr The rest of the blue characters are hex representing those 2 symbols in utf-8 then?

[@shiro836_]

Thanks

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[@Kesuaheli]

Please. The voice is stressful. Good topic. But why not speaking in a natural voice

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