why java has the size of character 2 byte ,while in c/c++ it
is of 1 byte?
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Answer Posted / kunal modi
Because c/c++ is based on the ASCII
And there is only 0 to 255 characters
And 1 byte is enough for represent
256 characters (2*power8=256)
Because c/c++ only support american
Characters
But in java its used the unicode because
It carry all character exist in world
And only 3100-3200 characters present in
World and 1 byte can only store 256
Characters that's why in java char take
2 byte and it can carry (2*power16=65536)
Characters
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