U+D800
to U+DFFF - surrogate code points. They are only reserved to ease UTF-16 encoding.
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U+FFFD codepoints.net
REPLACEMENT CHARACTER - when a character cannot be displayed (e.g., decoding an erroneous UTF-8 sequency), this code point steps into the breach.
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U+10FFFF codepoints.net
(non-character) - last code point. The whole rest of its plane apart from U+10FFFE, the code points in the 0x100000-0x10FFFD range, are private use characters, guaranteed to be never filled by a future Unicode standard.
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U+0080 codepoints.net
, U+0081 and U+0099. These so-called C1 control characters are more or less unspecified. They got into Unicode, because they were present in the very first version of what should later become ISO 10646, the ISO-standardized version of Unicode. They were meant to be part of an…
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Code Points › Standalone Code Points: “to U+DFFF - surrogate code points. They are only reserved to ease UTF-16 encoding.”