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Basic Latin - ASCII - Block 1
The Basic Latin Unicode block (also called the ASCII block) is the 1st block of the Unicode standard, and the only block which is encoded in one byte in UTF-8.
Contents: Upper and lower case English letters(52), Arabic numerals(10), basic punctuation marks and math symbols(33) and control characters(33)
Number (allocated / used): 128 / 128
UTF-8 character size: 1 byte / 8bits
Position (hex / dec): 0000-007F / 0-127
Version introduced: 1.0.0
What is a Unicode block?
A block is a set of characters from a single language, group of languages, or of a similar use (like math symbols).
The sizes of the blocks are usually multiples of powers of 16, or in larger blocks, other, larger powers of 2.
There are 328 blocks, as of Unicode 15.1.
