UTF-32

UTF-32 is a way computers encode and store text by assigning each character a unique 32-bit (4-byte) number. This uniform approach simplifies the process of representing any character from the vast range of languages and symbols worldwide, because every character, whether a letter, symbol, or emoji, takes exactly the same amount of space. While this makes processing straightforward, it uses more memory compared to other encoding methods that adapt the size based on the character. UTF-32 is mainly useful in contexts where simplicity and consistency are more important than memory efficiency.