acceptedcharacterset
nounUK /əkˈseptɪd ˈkærəktə sɛt/
US /əkˈsɛptɪd ˈkærəktər sɛt/
The group of letters, numbers, and symbols that a computer is allowed to use.
The password must only use the accepted character set.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The standard list of symbols a system recognizes when reading text.
The scanner only reads the accepted character set.
3. The set of letters and signs allowed in a username or file name.
Spaces are not part of the accepted character set for file names.
4. A defined range of codes used to store text in a computer.
The program converts each letter using the accepted character set.