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c++unicodeutf-8utf-16wstring

Can you write UTF-8, UTF-16 and std::wstring representation of "U+9FA5 (龥)" and "U+0041 (A)" unicode characters?

Please specify if there is a difference in representation between Windows and Linux machines (like std::wstring consuming 4 bytes in Linux and 2 bytes in Windows).
And please also specify endianness if necessary.

Solution

  • No, I can't. But this site can.