A byte is a sequence of eight bits, represented as a double-digit hexadecimal -number in the range 0x00 to 0xFF, inclusive. +
A byte is a sequence of eight bits and is represented as "0x"
+followed by two ASCII upper hex digits, in the range 0x00 to 0xFF, inclusive. A byte's
+value is its underlying number.
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0x40 is a byte whose value is 64.
An ASCII byte is a byte in the range 0x00 (NUL) to 0x7F (DEL), inclusive. As illustrated, an ASCII byte, excluding 0x28 and 0x29, may be followed by the @@ -535,14 +538,17 @@ contains, in the range 0x61 (a) to 0x7A (z), inclusive, by 0x20.
To isomorphic decode a byte sequence input, return a string whose code point length is equal to input's -length and whose code points have the same values as -input's bytes, in the same order. +length and whose code points have the same +values as the values of input's bytes, in +the same order.
A code point is a Unicode code point and is -represented as a four-to-six digit hexadecimal number, typically prefixed with "U+". +represented as "U+" followed by four-to-six ASCII upper hex digits, in the range U+0000 to +U+10FFFF, inclusive. A code point's value is its underlying +number.
A code point may be followed by its name, by its rendered form between parentheses when it is not U+0028 or U+0029, or by both. Documents using the Infra Standard are encouraged to follow @@ -759,8 +765,9 @@ ordering will not match any particular alphabet or lexicographic order, particul
Assert: input contains no code points greater than U+00FF.
Return a byte sequence whose length is equal to - input's code point length and whose bytes have the same values - as input's code points, in the same order. + input's code point length and whose bytes have the same + values as the values of input's + code points, in the same order.