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C++ '''char16_t''' is guaranteed to never use less bits than [[char (C++)|char]] and to be no less than 16 bits wide. This means that it can successfully store any [[UCS-2]] character value.

Character literal must use single quotes preceding with the letter u. It is also possible to use octal or hexadecimal representation to produce literals. Here is an example;

<pre>char16_t c1 = u'ё';
char16_t = u'ab';
char16_t = u'\123';
char16_t = u'\xA9';</pre>

'''char16_t''' is considered to be enumerable (thus you can use characters in constructs like '''switch''').

==Other C++ data types storing symbols==
* [[char (C++)|char]] no less than 8 bits, one byte.
* [[char32_t]] no less than 32 bits, no less than char16_t
* [[wchar_t]] whatever the largest block of addressable memory happens to be on the system

[[Category:Symbolic data types]]
[[Category:Enumerable data types]]
[[Category:C++11 data types]]

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