You can use a glyph, code point (if it has more than 4 digits, you need to use capital U and left pad with 0 until you have 8 digits), or the name. Also shown is decoding the UTF-8 byte string to the glyph.
Given the length of the parenthetical clause after "code point", I recommend you move "code point" to the end of the list, and the parenthetical clause to a separate sentence.
"has more than four digits" --> "has less than four digits"
"need to use capital U" --> "need to prefix it with a capital U"
"left pad with 0" --> "left-pad it with 0"
"shown is decoding" --> "shown is an example decoding"
"glyph." --> "corresponding glyph."
You can use a glyph, the name, or the code point. If the code point has less than 4 digits, you need to prefix it with a capital U and left-pad it with 0 until you have 8 digits. Also shown is an example decoding the UTF-8 byte string to the corresponding glyph.
mattharrison
commented
7 years ago
You can use a glyph, the name, or the code point. If the code point has less than 4 digits, you need to prefix it with a capital U and left-pad it with 0 until you have 8 digits. Also shown is an example decoding the UTF-8 byte string to the corresponding glyph.