Bad byte sequence, must be 1-6 bytes
Character | |
Character name | NULL |
Hex code point | 0000 |
Decimal code point | 0 |
Hex UTF-8 bytes | 00 |
Octal UTF-8 bytes | 00 |
UTF-8 bytes as Latin-1 characters bytes | <00> |
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When cutting and pasting hex numbers from dump output on
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When entering a character in UTF-8 as multiple hex or octal bytes,
the bytes should be separated by spaces.
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"UTF-8 bytes as Latin-1 characters" is what you typically see when you
display a UTF-8 file with a terminal or editor that only knows about
8-bit characters.
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Spaces are ignored in the input of bytes as Latin-1 characters, to
make it easier to cut-and-paste from dump output.