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Uses 7 bits per character, allowing representation of 128 characters
Ensures a more inclusive and global approach to character representation
Only contains lowercase and uppercase English letters, numbers, a small number of symbols, and control characters
Includes Latin Characters
Developed to overcome limitations of ASCII, representing a wider range of characters
Compatible with computers worldwide, uses 16 bits per character
Can represent around 65,000 characters, covering many of the world's languages and symbols
American Standard Code for Information Interchange, created in the 1960s