Which best describes the condition under which the unicode output is the same as plain text? 1.when the text contains no punctuation 2.when the text contains only characters that are part of unicode 3.when the text contains only characters that are part of ascii 4.when the text contains no numbers

I believe the answer is 3.when the text contains only characters that are part of ASCII

Explanation:

When we talk about unicode, we normally talk about a superset of plain text (ASCII). The numbers between 0-128 have similar meaning in plain text ASCII as they have in unicode. ASCII has a bit of an equivalence within the Unicode and represents most written languages in the world.

the answer is d underlined.

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