what is the code for java encoder from ascii to uncode

[jann]

please help me with my project

[JosAH]

The first 128 codepoints of Unicode are equal to ASCII code.

kind regards,

Jos

[r035198x]

The first 128 codepoints of Unicode are equal to ASCII code.

kind regards,

Jos

I'd be interested in hearing the OP's response to this ...

<crosses fingers>

[heat84]

ASCII is 7 bit and Unicode is 16 bit . When converting ASCII to Unicode , you just add 9 significant bits (zeros in this case ) to the 7 already existing bits. Can you try to do code for that , then help will inevitably come from that point.

[JosAH]

ASCII is 7 bit and Unicode is 16 bit . When converting ASCII to Unicode , you just add 9 significant bits (zeros in this case ) to the 7 already existing bits. Can you try to do code for that , then help will inevitably come from that point.

Unicode code points need up to 32 bits already (Chinese (classic and simplified),
Japanese and Korean take up a lot of space).

The so called 'page 0' takes up 16 bits by itself. see http://www.unicode.org

kind regards,

Jos

[heat84]

Thanks jos , i thought its still 16 bit, I wonder if the unicode 5 is already functional as yet. I think the solution does not change though , pad zeros on the MSB