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{{Infobox Unicode block

{{one source|date=October 2012}}

|blockname = C0 Controls and Basic Latin

|rangestart = 0000

|rangeend = 007F

|script1 = [[Latin (script)|Latin]]

|script2 = Common

|symbols = [[Arabic numerals]]<br />Punctuation

|languages = English<br />French<br />Spanish<br />German<br />Vietnamese

|1_0_0 = 128

|controls = 33

|sources = [[ISO 646]]

|note = <ref>{{cite web|url=www.unicode.org|title=Unicode character database|work=The Unicode Standard|accessdate=22 March 2013}}</ref>

}}

The '''Basic Latin''' (or '''C0 Controls and Basic Latin''') [[Block (Unicode)|Unicode block]] is the first block of the [[Unicode]] standard, and the only block which is encoded in one byte in [[UTF-8]]. The block contains all the letters and [[ASCII control character|control codes]] of the [[ASCII]] encoding, which is a [[United States]] national variant of [[ISO/IEC 646]].