Convert Unicode (CJK ExtB) character to Decimal NCRs in Java / Scala?

Java (and therefore Scala) use UTF-16 encoding for their string, which means that all unicode code points above 2^16-1 must be represented with two characters. (Actually, the encoding scheme is a bit more complex than that .) Anyway length is a method that operates at a lower level--characters--so it returns the number of characters.

It is what they called "surrogate" in unicode speak. For instance.

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