Does .NET support UNICODE and how do you know it supports

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Does .NET support UNICODE and how do you know it supports

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Does .NET support UNICODE and how do you know it supports?

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Yes .NET definitely supports UNICODE. Try to see sizeof (char), you will see 2 bytes. Char type data type stores only one character which needs only 8 bits but because .NET has to support UNICODE it uses 16 bits to store the same.

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