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7) - https://www.w3.org/International/questions/qa-what-is-encoding
8) - https://www.w3.org/International/getting-started/characters
9) - https://www.w3.org/International/tutorials/tutorial-char-enc/
https://www.w3.org is the go website for all things programming, literally. Everything i have used from there is top notch, well writen, it is simply a treasure. Now on to our review, we began reading about whether we should care about encondings or not, and following the list of links for the all information we needed, lead to a alot more than the three tutorials almost 8 pages filled with all angles about encodings. Encodings are used, and you should care about them cause if it is not english you want to use, then the display will be art and not letters. Not to mention search engines.... that got your attension! Words or characters are grouped to sets, and ascociated with numbers called code points, ciphers. So to display a unique character you need it's cipher. When you gibberish instead of words, thats a unicode problem. Thats the non techie way, the rest we got was in bytes and bits, if they are high or low in the memory, and setting bytes to letters. The promises: We will have a clear idea about what factors in the choice of unicode, when and how to declare a charset for HTML and CSS documents. What is byte-order mark or BOM and how it is affecting you. Understanding the escapes and how to use them. Well to be honest except the escapes, the rest was done. It is probably my fault will redo them in youtube videos. Also <meta charset="utf-8"/> the first line of code, proud of that.
And this is were the broswer stops loading the page and restarts, with the unicode. This is cause we need to declare it in the begining of the document. See? Just read it. Something will stick. Okay reading this again in order to get some info and re understand, i understood what escapes are and how to use them. Amazing W3c you rock.
8) - https://www.w3.org/International/getting-started/characters
9) - https://www.w3.org/International/tutorials/tutorial-char-enc/
https://www.w3.org is the go website for all things programming, literally. Everything i have used from there is top notch, well writen, it is simply a treasure. Now on to our review, we began reading about whether we should care about encondings or not, and following the list of links for the all information we needed, lead to a alot more than the three tutorials almost 8 pages filled with all angles about encodings. Encodings are used, and you should care about them cause if it is not english you want to use, then the display will be art and not letters. Not to mention search engines.... that got your attension! Words or characters are grouped to sets, and ascociated with numbers called code points, ciphers. So to display a unique character you need it's cipher. When you gibberish instead of words, thats a unicode problem. Thats the non techie way, the rest we got was in bytes and bits, if they are high or low in the memory, and setting bytes to letters. The promises: We will have a clear idea about what factors in the choice of unicode, when and how to declare a charset for HTML and CSS documents. What is byte-order mark or BOM and how it is affecting you. Understanding the escapes and how to use them. Well to be honest except the escapes, the rest was done. It is probably my fault will redo them in youtube videos. Also <meta charset="utf-8"/> the first line of code, proud of that.
And this is were the broswer stops loading the page and restarts, with the unicode. This is cause we need to declare it in the begining of the document. See? Just read it. Something will stick. Okay reading this again in order to get some info and re understand, i understood what escapes are and how to use them. Amazing W3c you rock.
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