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Ensures global compatibility allowing every device to understand information sent to it
Aims to include all characters used in the world supporting a vast array of languages and symbols
Allows for the combination of characters to create new ones like in emoji representations
Displays a black rectangle if a character is not recognized due to an outdated Unicode version
Regularly updated to include new and old characters even from ancient languages like Egyptian hieroglyphs
ASCII is less suitable for representing characters from a wide range of languages
Has been the standard character set for early computing and the internet
Uses 7 bits for each character representation
Does not include symbols from non-latin languages or ancient scripts
Limited to 128 unique characters restricting it to mostly English characters
Currently contains 143859 characters with a maximum capacity of 1114112 characters
Each character in ASCII has a unique binary number