Encoding constant : encoding « String « Ruby

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Encoding constant


Encoding::ASCII_8BIT     # Also ::BINARY
Encoding::UTF_8          # UTF-8-encoded Unicode characters
Encoding::EUC_JP         # EUC-encoded Japanese
Encoding::SHIFT_JIS      # Japanese: also ::SJIS, ::WINDOWS_31J, ::CP932

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