> Q2. Do you have a glossary of commonly used terms and acronyms?
...
> UTF-16
> 16-bit Unicode 2.0 Transformation Format is a 16-bit encoding with 16-bit
> surrogates for private characters.
AFAIK, surrogates are not exclusively for private use. There will also
be
"dead" languages, additional Han characters and symbols in the extra
planes.
> Q17. Is Unicode big endian or little endian?
>
> A17. Network byte ordering (most significant byte first or big-endian) is
^ ^
| |
Isn't this a conflict? Doesn't big-endian mean, the most significant
byte
comes last?
Sorry, if I'm plainly wrong
Henning
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