> > "\u3403" is not a unicode string, but a string that has hex code of an > unicode character in it. It can be unicode encoded or its encoding can > be anything else really. > Since "\" is a special character and has extra meaning in Java String > class, it gets escaped by escape character, which is "\". Now you > know, what is the extra meaning of "\" ;-) > > This is not correct in Java. Strings are stored internally as UCS-16. Therefore, "\u3403".length() == 1. However, "\\u3403".length() == 6. This can be verified with a simple Java program.
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