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Significados de character set em inglês

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Returns the ordinal value of the character in the ASCII character set.
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2
A character set out from England to try his fortune in Canada.
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3
The young rector's directness of character set him on the right path.
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4
Collations belong to a particular character set and cannot be used with any other.
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5
The larger character set used in Japanese-language e-mail allows for plenty of subtle variation.
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6
A Japanese industry standard code for presenting the Japanese character set Kanji on computers.
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7
You will need to use an editor or viewer that supports the character set.
The Project Gutenberg FAQ 2002
8
This file is encoded using the UTF-8 character set.
By Rock and Pool on an Austral Shore, and Other Stories
9
How MySQL determines character set and collation defaults
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10
TXT is a generic extension used for any plain text file, regardless of the character set.
The Project Gutenberg FAQ 2002
11
The main causes of this type of problem are character set differences between the master and slave.
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12
To enable the display of these characters the UTF-8 character set must be used by the reader.
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13
Close temporal proximity of ancient cladogenetic events might make resolution of the topology difficult using any character set.
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14
The text in this file contains a number of characters not contained in the standard ASCII character set.
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15
The following words were originally printed with an oe ligature, regrettably not provided in the ASCII character set:
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MacRoman is an 8-bit Apple Mac-specific character set which allows the display of accented characters and other symbols.
The Project Gutenberg FAQ 2002