+UTF-32 is a fixed-width [Unicode](/wiki/Unicode) character encoding, dedicating 32 bits to each code point. This design simplifies character access and processing, though it often results in larger data sizes compared to variable-width schemes like [UTF-8](/wiki/Utf_8).
+## See also
+- [UTF-8](/wiki/Utf_8)
+- [UTF-16](/wiki/Utf_16)
+- [Character Encoding](/wiki/Character_Encoding)
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