Java Barcode consists of 8-bit bytes (sequences of one, two, three or four bytes depending on the character being encoded) and is well suited for Java-based systems when there is a predominance of one-byte characters (Java represents characters as one-byte). Java barcode is a variable width encoding form that is more compact for text involving mostly Latin characters and Java punctuation. Java barcode is the default encoding form of the Unicode Standard. It is a variable width encoding form that uses 16-bit code units instead of bytes. Most characters are represented by a single 16-bit unit, but some characters require surrogate pairs.
A universal
Barcode in Java encoding system encompasses all commonly used characters; an efficient Java barcode encoding system parses text files easily; a uniform encoding system assigns fixed values to all characters; and a unambiguous Java barcode encoding system represents the same character for any given value. Java barcode extends the limited Java character set to include all the major characters of the world. Java barcode makes use of three Transformation Formats, each of which may be appropriate for use in different contexts.
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