Accepted standard for encoding Indian languages

Asked By Alberto Dexter 20 points N/A Posted on - 06/27/2012

I am trying to make a computer language. English has ASCII and ANSI. What is the world accepted standard for encoding Indian languages?

 

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Answered By Loida Arcel 0 points N/A #134893

Accepted standard for encoding Indian languages

 

Hello Mr. Dexter, 

Indian Language mostly uses ISCII however, recently, all languages in our world has been encoded by the use of Unicode language system which is a 16 bit.  As you can see, Unicode has been considered as the universal encoding language.  this standard provides the basis of processing and storage.  Unicode also covers all the characters for all the writing systems in the world. I hope this helps. 

 

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