System.Char
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| − | The .Net framework '''System.Char'' data type, also known simply as ''char'' in the [[C Sharp|C#]] language, is a 16 bit numeric value used to represent a [[Unicode]] character. Characters outside the basic plane (with code points over FFFF) require surrogate pairs taking two of these variables. | + | The .Net framework '''System.Char''' data type, also known simply as ''char'' in the [[C Sharp|C#]] language, is a 16 bit numeric value used to represent a [[Unicode]] character. Characters outside the basic plane (with code points over FFFF) require surrogate pairs taking two of these variables. |
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Latest revision as of 13:19, 2 July 2019
The .Net framework System.Char data type, also known simply as char in the C# language, is a 16 bit numeric value used to represent a Unicode character. Characters outside the basic plane (with code points over FFFF) require surrogate pairs taking two of these variables.
