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3 pts, partial credits There are three characters, ',', 'X', and '#'. Their unicode code point is 002C, 03EA, and 266F, respectively in hexadecimal. For ',', what is its 14-th bit from left and where is it in the corresponding UTF-8 code? Use the format "(a,b,c)" (without quotes) for the answer, where a is the bit value, b is the byte number (starting from 1, from left) of the UTF-8 code that has the bit and c is the position (starting from 1, from left) of the bit in that byte. Answer the question for the 9-th bit of 'X' and second bit of '#' as well. The complete answer should look like (1,2),(0,2,1),(0,3,7).

          3 pts, partial credits
There are three characters, ',', 'X', and '#'. Their unicode code point is 002C, 03EA, and 266F, respectively in
hexadecimal. For ',', what is its 14-th bit from left and where is it in the corresponding UTF-8 code? Use the
format "(a,b,c)" (without quotes) for the answer, where a is the bit value, b is the byte number (starting from 1,
from left) of the UTF-8 code that has the bit and c is the position (starting from 1, from left) of the bit in that
byte. Answer the question for the 9-th bit of 'X' and second bit of '#' as well. The complete answer should look
like (1,2),(0,2,1),(0,3,7).

3 pts, partial credits
There are three characters, ',', 'X', and '#'. Their unicode code point is 002C, 03EA, and 266F, respectively in
hexadecimal. For ',', what is its 14-th bit from left and where is it in the corresponding UTF-8 code? Use the
format "(a,b,c)" (without quotes) for the answer, where a is the bit value, b is the byte number (starting from 1,
from left) of the UTF-8 code that has the bit and c is the position (starting from 1, from left) of the bit in that
byte. Answer the question for the 9-th bit of 'X' and second bit of '#' as well. The complete answer should look
like (1,2),(0,2,1),(0,3,7).

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