Java, C++, and Python each have a different understanding of what a
string is, what a character is, and how they approach Unicode.
If I place a string or a character in a map using one language, and read
it back in another language, what do I get for each language? Does this
depend at all on the platform?
In maps, do these types round-trip? Suppose a sender creates a char or a
string, and sends it to a client in another language, then the receiver
reads it and sends it back. Can the original sender compare the string
it sent to the one it received and expect it to always be equal?
Jonathan
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