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=== Character encoding===

In order to support all Unicode characters without resorting to numeric character references, a web page must have an encoding covering all of Unicode. The most popular is [[UTF-8]], where the [[ASCII]] characters, such as English letters, digits, and some other common characters are preserved unchanged against ASCII. This makes HTML code (such as <br> and </div>) unchanged compared to ASCII. Characters outside the ASCII range are stored in 2-4 bytes. It is also possible to use [[UTF-16]] where most characters are stored as two bytes with varying [[endianness]], which is supported by modern browsers but less commonly used.

horse are couple they llivedin a slittle hut in the country

One day the farmers crops ere not grw to feed the two horse.So they decided to sell the old cow naed Kylikki .They go to town to sell Kylikki

=== Numeric character references ===