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Pls tell me in detail, how this thing actually works in java.Unicode is 16 bit character set, but then how int type of 32 bit works? Im confused?
But how does Java handle the conversion between the two when they have different bit lengths?
Java uses the Unicode character encoding to represent characters as integers. This means that each Unicode character is assigned a unique code point, which can be represented as a 16-bit integer. When an integer value is assigned to an int variable, Java uses a sign bit to determine if the value is positive or negative.