UTF-16 is fine for the vast majority of Chinese characters. It has been standard since 2008 for C++ (at least for code that wants to be running on windows; Microsoft moved everything to w_string back then).
C# uses UTF-16 natively for strings.
Dunno about other languages
It’s not
theDog.walks(), it’s狗.走()Conjugate this you anglocentrist fuck!
does chinese code take up less space? wait how many bytes does it take to encode a chinese character? is it just UTF-8 or is it something else
UTF-16 is fine for the vast majority of Chinese characters. It has been standard since 2008 for C++ (at least for code that wants to be running on windows; Microsoft moved everything to w_string back then).
C# uses UTF-16 natively for strings.
Dunno about other languages
狗。走。了()
There you go, you canine-centric bastard
HAHAHAHA
I love how evil this is
Don’t speak any chinese languages (or is that japanese?) but I do know that most words don’t have a direct translation to english
HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAA I’M STEALING THAT IDEA!
I’m forced to learn french because I’m in canada, so if I get corrected I can chuck a phrase of similar meaning with no direct translation
God I love doing stuff like this