FC0-U71 Tech Concepts and Terminology Practice Question
Which of the following character encodings can represent characters from virtually all written languages?
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Why each option matters
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Unicode/UTF-8
Unicode (UTF-8) is variable-width and supports all languages.
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Unicode/UTF-8
Why this is correct
Correct: UTF-8 supports all languages.
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EBCDIC
Why it's wrong here
EBCDIC is an IBM mainframe encoding, not universal.
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Extended ASCII
Why it's wrong here
Extended ASCII adds 128 more characters but still limited.
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ASCII
Why it's wrong here
ASCII only supports 128 characters, mainly English.
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