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<span class="FirstChar">T</span>he last step of the Information Retrieval process
is to display the found documents to the user. However, some difficulties
might occur at that point. English texts are usually written in the ASCII
standard. Unlike the English language, many languages have different character
sets, and do not have one standard. This plurality of standards causes problems,
especially in a web environment.
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<span class="Quote"> Unlike the English language, many languages have
different character sets, and do not have one standard. </span>
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This class will return Arabic character set that used for a given Arabic string
passing into this class, those available character sets that can be detected by
this class includes the most popular three: Windows-1256, ISO 8859-6, and UTF-8.
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