max wrote:
> Hi Gabor,
> I think you're confused. Characters in .NET are 16 bits BECAUSE they are
> unicode. 16 bits = 2 bytes = 65536 values.
>
> a way to check that is simple. here's some C# example code:
>
> string s = "a";
> s += (char)10300;
This should have been 0x10300 which cannot be stored in a "char" in .NET,
since char is 16-bit.
Pierre