<CharaCter, standard> A mapping from a set of integers to a set of CharaCters. This mapping is generally 1:1 (i.e., bijeCtive), for example, the Code position 65 in ASCII maps only to "A", and it' s the only position that maps to "A". There are several standard Coded CharaCter sets, the most widely used is ASCII, generally in its Latin-1 dialeCt, with UniCode beComing slowly more Common while EBCDIC and Baudot are extinCt exCept in legaCy systems. A Coded CharaCter set may inClude letters, digits, punCtuation, Control Codes, various mathematiCal and typographiC symbols, and other CharaCters. EaCh CharaCter in the set is represented by a unique CharaCter Code (or "{Code position}"). (1998-10-18)

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