Programming with Unicode
“Programming with Unicode” is a book that provides a comprehensive guide to working with Unicode, the international standard for encoding, representing and handling text in most of the world’s writing systems. It covers the basics of Unicode, including its history, encoding, and normalization.
Throughout the book, you will learn about the various features of Unicode and how to use them to handle text in different languages and scripts. The book covers the different types of encoding and how to convert between them, as well as the different types of normalization and how to use them to ensure consistent text representation. It also covers the different types of character properties and how to use them in your programs.
The book also provides practical guidance on how to work with Unicode in different programming languages and frameworks, including Python, Java, and JavaScript. It covers the best practices for working with Unicode in different environments, such as web development and databases, and provides examples of how to handle different types of text data, such as user input, file names, and regular expressions.
This book is written for programmers and developers who are interested in working with Unicode. It provides a comprehensive and practical guide to understanding and using Unicode and it will give you the skills and knowledge you need to handle text in different languages and scripts in your programs.
The book is also suitable for anyone who works with text data in different languages and scripts, and wants to understand the best practices of Unicode and how to use it to handle text data correctly and consistently. It provides a clear and concise introduction to Unicode and its features, and provides practical examples and exercises to help readers to test their understanding of the concepts.
Overall, “Programming with Unicode” is a comprehensive and well-structured guide to understanding and using Unicode, it will help you to handle text data in different languages and scripts correctly and consistently. It provides a solid foundation for those interested in programming, text data and Unicode.
