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hey there letamp;#39;s learn about unicode what it is how it works and what a programming language being unicode aware actually means iamp;#39;m going to assume you have just a little bit of programming knowledge to start letamp;#39;s talk about how data is stored all data is stored as bits zeros and ones either in ram or on disk whether itamp;#39;s a number like 26 or character like the letter d it all gets transformed into bits for storage for numbers it makes sense to transform 26 to the equivalent number in base 2 which gives us its binary representation for storage but what about the letter d what about a chinese character like this one what about the thumbs up emoji the solution is a collectively agreed mapping between characters and numeric values the most popular simplest one is known as ascii which is an acronym but nobody uses the full name ascii maps a set of basic western characters to numbers between 0 and 127 which means it can support 128 different characters when yo