Symbol Representation: ASCII and Beyond

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This lecture covers the representation of symbols, from alphabets to ideograms, including the ASCII code and its extended version. It also introduces the ISO 8859 Latin1 and UNICODE standards, explaining the UTF-8 encoding and its usage. The lecture further discusses the usage trends of encoding systems in web pages and the transition from multi-byte codes to image representation.

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