Ire Aderinokun • 3/17/2015

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This article explains the <meta charset='UTF-8'> tag in HTML, detailing the concepts of character sets and encoding. It covers why UTF-8 is the W3C-recommended standard, how characters are converted to binary, and the use of character references. It also explains the importance of declaring encoding for clarity and to prevent display issues.

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