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Unicode > Replacement Character
The following information is about Replacement Character.
Replacement Character Defined
Character used as a substitute for an uninterpretable character from another encoding. The Unicode Standard uses U+FFFD REPLACEMENT CHARACTER for this function.
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Off-site Replacement Character Links, User Submitted
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