ASCII and Unicode
- Character sets are groups of characters
- Each character has its own code, which is a binary number
- ASCII was the first widely-used character set
- It could only store 7 bits
- Due to this, it only supported the English language
- It could only store 7 bits
- Unicode was invented to support all languages, and emoji
- It can store up to 32 bits
- ASCII is a subset of unicode