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+3  Q: 

How to code foreign chars on website

How can I code foreign alpha chars in English website, e.g.; Russian, German, etc. (Don't want to have to code in hex strings)

+1  A: 

A good option is to use utf-8 encoding.

t00ny  2010-02-11 01:34:56
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Use Unicode and locales. Languages like Java, C#, and Python support it.

duffymo  2010-02-11 01:35:10
And Perl, and Ruby, and basically every modern language out there. ;)
Robert P  2010-02-11 01:36:25

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