Which of the two is correct terminology?
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That depends on where you use it...
The name of the encoding is
UTF-8
.A dash is not valid to use everywhere, so for example in .NET framework the property of the
System.Text.Encoding
class that returns an instance of theUTF8Encoding
class that handles the UTF-8 encoding is namedUTF8
.It's definitely UTF-8. UTF8 is only used commonly in places where a dash is not allowed (programming language indentifiers) or because people are too lazy.
I believe according to the Unicode Consortium, it's UTF-8.
Also UTF-8 (great and thorough explanation of UTF-8)
Following the RFC standard the answer is UTF-8
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3629