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57 graphic characters available in US-ASCII — can be reliably accessed via
68     US-ASCII characters, but any software that uses non-ASCII characters becomes
69     platform-dependent. It is practically impossible to provide sophisticated
75     work for non-trivial cases.
78     compilers, and its common encodings are reasonably well documented, the size
83     Unicode?](http://icu-project.org/docs/papers/unicode_wchar_t.html)
92     limited for single-character functions to only part of Unicode, or suffer
93     from reduced interoperability with most Unicode-aware software.
102 ICU uses the 16-bit encoding form of Unicode (UTF-16) for processing, making it
103 fully interoperable with most Unicode-aware software. See [UTF-16 for
105 naturally the case because the Java language and the JDK use UTF-16.
108 properties](strings/properties.md) which provide a much finer-grained
110 classes](https://htmlpreview.github.io/?https://github.com/unicode-org/icu-docs/blob/master/design/…
115 for ASCII-based systems, and another such set of byte values for EBCDIC
117 [`utypes.h`](https://github.com/unicode-org/icu/blob/master/icu4c/source/common/unicode/utypes.h)
121 algorithms, and its cross-platform availability, ICU provides for consistent,
139     context-dependent.)
143     and is language- and context-dependent.)
147 5.  There are no standard functions for title-casing strings.
149 6.  There are no standard functions for case-folding strings. (Case-folding is
150     used for case-insensitive comparisons; there are C/POSIX functions for
151     direct, case-insensitive comparisons of pairs of strings. Case-folding is
194     For efficiency, many UTF-8 locales define character classes only for very
195     few characters instead of for all of Unicode. For example, some de_DE.utf-8
197     the repertoire of ISO 8859-1 – in other words, for only a tiny fraction of
202     context see [Annex C: Compatibility Properties in Unicode
206 …classes](https://htmlpreview.github.io/?https://github.com/unicode-org/icu-docs/blob/master/design…
210 ICU provides locale-independent access to all [Unicode
211 properties](strings/properties.md) (except Unihan.txt properties), as well as to
216 The Unicode Character Database defines more than 70 character properties, their
219 available online, facilitating industry-wide consistency in the implementation
220 of Unicode properties.