C++ UTF-8 character literal
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Character literal must use single quotes preceding with the letter u8 (For example <code>u8'a'</code>). | Character literal must use single quotes preceding with the letter u8 (For example <code>u8'a'</code>). | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:53, 28 May 2015
C++ UTF-8 character literal is a way to represent a single code point in UTF-8 that can be stored in char. It can legitimately be either an ASCII character from with the value 0–127 or C0 Controls Unicode block; if it falls outside of those allowed values, the program is considered to be malformed.
Character literal must use single quotes preceding with the letter u8 (For example u8'a').
