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Appendix K Unicode (on CD) 1497 K.7 Character Ranges The Unicode Standard assigns code values, which range from 0000 (Basic Latin) to E007F(Tags), to the written characters of the world. Currently, there are code values for 94,140 characters. To simplify the search for a character and its associated code value, the Unicode Standard generally groups code values by script and function (i.e., Latin characters are grouped in a block, mathematical operators are grouped in another block, etc.). As a rule, a script is a single writing system that is used for multiple languages (e.g., the Latin script is used for English, French, Spanish, etc.). The Code Charts page on the Unicode Consortium Web site lists all the defined blocks and their respective code values. Figure K.4 lists some blocks (scripts) from the Web site and their range of code values. SUMMARY Before Unicode, software developers were plagued by the use of inconsistent character encoding (i.e., numeric values for characters). Most countries and organizations had their own encoding systems, which were incompatible. A good example is the individual encoding systems on the Windows and Macintosh platforms. Script Range of Code Values Arabic U+0600 U+06FF Basic Latin U+0000 U+007F Bengali (India) U+0980 U+09FF Cherokee (Native America) U+13A0 U+13FF CJK Unified Ideographs (East Asia) U+4E00 U+9FAF Cyrillic (Russia and Eastern Europe) U+0400 U+04FF Ethiopic U+1200 U+137F Greek U+0370 U+03FF Hangul Jamo (Korea) U+1100 U+11FF Hebrew U+0590 U+05FF Hiragana (Japan) U+3040 U+309F Khmer (Cambodia) U+1780 U+17FF Lao (Laos) U+0E80 U+0EFF Mongolian U+1800 U+18AF Myanmar U+1000 U+109F Ogham (Ireland) U+1680 U+169F Runic (Germany and Scandinavia) U+16A0 U+16FF Sinhala (Sri Lanka) U+0D80 U+0DFF Telugu (India) U+0C00 U+0C7F Thai U+0E00 U+0E7F Fi Fig. K.4Some character ranges.
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