Definition: GLUTF8 is a Unicode codepoint used in various applications to represent hexadecimal values in a binary format. In languages such as Java, it's often denoted by a lowercase letter or character from C++, but can also be part of Unicode strings. GLUTF8 provides compatibility between various programming environments and has a wide range of applications due to its ability to store and process numbers that are commonly used across different hardware platforms.
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