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Each byte sequence starts with a byte whose initial bits indicates how many total bytes it takes to encode the character. If the initial bit is 0, then it's a 7-bit ASCII character which fits in one byte. Nearly all text written in American English will fit in this encoding. [http://www.joelonsoftware.com/pictures/unicode/utf8.png (picture)]
 
Each byte sequence starts with a byte whose initial bits indicates how many total bytes it takes to encode the character. If the initial bit is 0, then it's a 7-bit ASCII character which fits in one byte. Nearly all text written in American English will fit in this encoding. [http://www.joelonsoftware.com/pictures/unicode/utf8.png (picture)]
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==External links==
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*[http://www.utf-8.com/ UTF-8 and Unicode Standards]
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