ISO/IEC 8859-7

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ISO/IEC 8859-7 is an 8-bit character encoding standard designed primarily for the modern Greek language and related symbols.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 8-bit single-byte character encoding
ISO/IEC 8859 series member
character encoding standard
alsoKnownAs ECMA-118 NERFINISHED
ISO 8859-7 NERFINISHED
Latin/Greek
basedOn ECMA-118 NERFINISHED
bitWidth 8-bit
category 8-bit extended ASCII
characterSetSize 256 code points
codeUnitSize 1 byte
compatibleWith ASCII for code points 0–127
definesControlArea C0 controls at 0–31
C1 controls at 128–159
doesNotFullySupport polytonic Greek orthography
encodingType single-byte character encoding
firstEditionYear 1987
hasCodePageRelationship Windows-1253 (similar but not identical)
IANACharsetName ISO-8859-7
IANAStatus preferred MIME name
includesCharacterCategory Greek capital letters
Greek diacritics
Greek small letters
currency symbols
mathematical symbols
punctuation
intendedUse encoding modern Greek text
lowerHalfRange 0–127 identical to ASCII
maintainedBy ISO/IEC JTC 1 NERFINISHED
International Electrotechnical Commission NERFINISHED
International Organization for Standardization NERFINISHED
mimetype ISO-8859-7 NERFINISHED
originalPublicationYear 1987
partOfSeries ISO/IEC 8859 NERFINISHED
primaryLanguageCoverage modern Greek
regionOfUse Cyprus NERFINISHED
Greece NERFINISHED
revisedEditionYear 2003
2003-10-15
scriptCoverage Greek script
Latin script (basic ASCII subset)
standardizes mapping between byte values and Greek characters
standardNumber ISO/IEC 8859-7
status legacy encoding
supersededInManyContextsBy Unicode NERFINISHED
supports monotonic Greek orthography
upperHalfRange 128–255 Greek and additional symbols
usedFor email and network protocols supporting ISO-8859 charsets
legacy Greek-language documents

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ISO/IEC 8859 hasMember ISO/IEC 8859-7