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1. In the 1980s, different encoding systems from computer makers led to .

the arrival of 8-bit personal computers

bytes being able to hold numeric values from 0 to 255

encoding errors when exchanging data between machines

developers assigning accented characters to bytes 0 to 255

2. In response to the problems with different encoding systems, developers .

represented all of the world's languages and scripts in one code point

rendered characters according to each application's programming

unified the various encoding systems into one universal character set

declared UTF-8 to be the dominant encoding system

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