Unicode equivalence refers to the concept that different sequences of Unicode code points may represent the same abstract character or string of characters. This is particularly important in text processing, searching, and comparisons, as it ensures that semantically similar text is treated as equivalent even if their underlying representations differ. In Unicode, there are generally two types of equivalence to consider: 1. **Normalization Forms**: Unicode defines several normalization forms that convert text into a standard representation.
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