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How do I make strings be single byte ASCII and not unicode?

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asked Oct 27, 2021 by Tore Forsgren (140 points)

Noticed the system uses unicode to represent strings

const char* text = "Temp is 15 °C";

The ° -char is ASCII B0 but is stored utf-8 two byte C2 B0

 

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answered Oct 28, 2021 by Peter Minarik (86,160 points)

Actually, º is the ASCII character 167 (see here).

C, C++ stores strings as character arrays. The default interpretation for these strings is ASCII string, not Unicode. For Unicode, various converters should be used.

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