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Unified Hangul Code

Unified Hangul Code (UHC), or Extended Wansung, also known under Microsoft Windows as Code Page 949 (Windows-949, MS949 or ambiguously CP949), is the Microsoft Windows code page for the Korean language. It is an extension of Wansung Code (KS C 5601:1987, encoded as EUC-KR) to include all 11172 non-partial Hangul syllables present in Johab (KS C 5601:1992…

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Alias(es)
Windows Code Page 949 · IBM Code Page 1363
Classification
Extended ISO 646[a] · variable-width encoding · CJK encoding
Extends
EUC-KR
Language
Korean
Other related encodings
KPS 9566-2003 · KPS 9566-2011
Standard
WHATWG Encoding Standard (as "EUC-KR")

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Unified Hangul Code

Nodes31
Edges30
Triples27
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.064516
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related to Terminology · 17
Unified Hangul Code → Alternatives, EUC-KR, However, HTML5, IANA, Internet, KS, KSC5601, KSX1001, Microsoft, OBSOLETE/EASTASIA, The Unicode Consortium's, The WHATWG, TXT, UTF-8, W3C/WHATWG Encoding Standard, Windows-949
Classification · 3
Unified Hangul Code → CJK encoding, Extended ISO 646[a], variable-width encoding
Alias(es) · 2
Unified Hangul Code → IBM Code Page 1363, Windows Code Page 949
Other related encodings · 2
Unified Hangul Code → KPS 9566-2003, KPS 9566-2011
Extends · 1
Unified Hangul Code → EUC-KR
Language · 1
Unified Hangul Code → Korean
Standard · 1
Unified Hangul Code → WHATWG Encoding Standard (as "EUC-KR")

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code hangul euc-kr page ks unicode uhc codes syllables extended unified windows-949 whatwg 949 standard 1001 used wansung ibm windows

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Unified Hangul CodeAlias(es)Windows Code Page 9491.00infobox
Unified Hangul CodeAlias(es)IBM Code Page 13631.00infobox
Unified Hangul CodeClassificationExtended ISO 646[a]1.00infobox
Unified Hangul CodeClassificationvariable-width encoding1.00infobox
Unified Hangul CodeClassificationCJK encoding1.00infobox
Unified Hangul CodeExtendsEUC-KR1.00infobox
Unified Hangul CodeLanguageKorean1.00infobox
Unified Hangul CodeOther related encodingsKPS 9566-20031.00infobox
Unified Hangul CodeOther related encodingsKPS 9566-20111.00infobox
Unified Hangul CodeStandardWHATWG Encoding Standard (as "EUC-KR")1.00infobox
Unified Hangul Coderelated to TerminologyIANA0.60section
Unified Hangul Coderelated to TerminologyInternet0.60section

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