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26.1 Introduction

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LispWorks uses Unicode internally in its representation of character objects. All Unicode characters can be represented in strings, though 8-bit and 16-bit strings are also provided for efficiency when characters beyond the Latin-1 range (up to code #xff) or the BMP (Basic Multilingual Plane, up to code #xffff) respectively are not needed.

Character and string data can be input and output in various encodings (external formats).

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