Category:Intrinsic Unicode methods: Difference between revisions

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Intrinsic Unicode methods treat their method object as a string of type Unicode. Any value that is not a Unicode value is automatically converted before it is acted on by the method. For more information about this conversion, see Implicit Unicode conversions.

Unicode strings can be printed by a simple User Language Print statement; they are implicitly converted to EBCDIC strings in this case.

See the list of Intrinsic Unicode Methods for a list of the methods along with brief descriptions.

See Notation conventions for methods for information about the conventions followed in the method descriptions.

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-See the [[List of Intrinsic Unicode Methods|list of Intrinsic Unicode Methods]] for a list of the methods along with brief descriptions.
+[[Intrinsic classes#Two generic intrinsic classes: string and numeric|Intrinsic Unicode]] methods treat their method object as a string of type [[Unicode]].  Any value that is not a Unicode value is [[Intrinsic classes#Automatic “implicit” conversion of intrinsic values|automatically converted]] before it is acted on by the method.  For more information about this conversion, see [[Unicode#Implicit Unicode conversions|Implicit Unicode conversions]].
-See [[Conventions and terminology]] for information about the conventions followed in the method descriptions.
+Unicode strings can be printed by a simple User Language Print statement; they are implicitly converted to EBCDIC strings in this case.
-[[Category:Intrinsic methods]]
+See the [[List of Unicode methods|list of Intrinsic Unicode Methods]] for a list of the methods along with brief descriptions.
+See [[Notation conventions for methods]] for information about the conventions followed in the method descriptions.