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- TINYTEXT, TEXT, MEDIUMTEXT, and LONGTEXT maximum storage sizes
(1) all text types, including tinytext are stored as objects outside the row which is one overhead (2) These objects are then referenced by addresses 8 or 16 bytes so no matter how tiny your tinytext is, you are adding unnecessary overheads, that too for a max size of 255 bytes it is clear that varchar should be used, which wont have any of
- About text ads - Google Help
Expanded text ads will continue to serve, and you'll still find reports on their performance going forward You'll still be able to pause and resume your expanded text ads, or remove them if needed We strongly encourage you to transition to responsive search ads Learn more about this change to expanded text ads
- What is the difference between jQuery: text () and html () ?
text() method cannot be used on form inputs or scripts val() for input or textarea elements html() for value of a script element Picking up html content from text() will convert the html tags into html entities Difference: text() can be used in both XML and HTML documents html() is only for html documents
- What are Unicode, UTF-8, and UTF-16? - Stack Overflow
This makes UTF-8 ideal if backwards compatibility is required with existing ASCII text Other characters require anywhere from 2-4 bytes This is done by reserving some bits in each of these bytes to indicate that it is part of a multi-byte character In particular, the first bit of each byte is 1 to avoid clashing with the ASCII characters
- How do I change the text of an element using JavaScript?
If you are the one supplying the text and no part of the text is supplied by the user (or some other source that you don't control), then setting innerHTML might be acceptable: * Fine for hardcoded text strings like this one or strings you otherwise control
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