UTF-32 is NOT a fixed-legnth character encoding

Recently, Hacker News guys are discussing about Unicode and its many encoding schemes. UTF-8 – "The most elegant hack" | Hacker News UTF-8 Original Proposal | Hacker News In the comments, many people believes UTF-32 is a fixed-length character encoding. This is not correct. UTF-32 is a fixed-length code point encoding. Character != Code point. Period. Actually, I'm not good at Unicode or English a

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