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Unicode, on the other hand, was the world traveler. It was built so that every character, in every language, had its own unique "passport number" (a code point) that every computer in the world recognized. The Bridge: Azhagi+ (Note: iconv requires the encoding to be registered

# Consonants (Example mappings) 'k': '\u0D15', # ക 'K': '\u0D16', # ഖ 'g': '\u0D17', # ഗ 'c': '\u0D1A', # ച 'C': '\u0D1B', # ഛ 'j': '\u0D1C', # ജ 't': '\u0D1F', # ട 'd': '\u0D21', # ഡ 'n': '\u0D28', # ന 'p': '\u0D2A', # പ 'b': '\u0D2C', # ബ 'm': '\u0D2E', # മ 'y': '\u0D2F', # യ 'r': '\u0D30', # ര 'l': '\u0D32', # ല 'v': '\u0D35', # വ 's': '\u0D38', # സ 'h': '\u0D39', # ഹ It relies on specific font files to display

A popular legacy font encoding often used in professional printing, flex banner design, and invitations. It relies on specific font files to display characters correctly; without them, the text appears as garbled symbols.

self.mapping = # Vowels (Example mappings - adjust based on specific font chart) 'a': '\u0D05', # അ 'A': '\u0D06', # ആ 'i': '\u0D07', # ഇ 'I': '\u0D08', # ഈ 'u': '\u0D09', # ഉ 'U': '\u0D0A', # ഊ 'e': '\u0D0E', # എ 'E': '\u0D0F', # ഏ 'o': '\u0D12', # ഒ 'O': '\u0D13', # ഓ