Given the Unicode encoding. Determine the number of characters in the message

Given the Unicode encoding. Determine the number of characters in the message if the information volume of the message in this encoding is 480 bits.

It is known that in the Unicode encoding, two bytes of memory are used to encode any one character, and one byte is equal to eight bits, therefore: 480 bits: 8 bits = 60 bytes. Received: 60 bytes occupies the entire information volume of the specified message in memory. Now we divide the resulting number by two: 60 bytes: 2 = 30 characters in the given message.

Answer: 30 characters are contained in a given message, if the information volume of the message in this encoding is 480 bits.