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When printing characters, if the character is a graphic character, the
character is printed. Thus #\U+41 is printed as
#\A. If the character is not a graphic character, the Lisp
name (e.g., #\Tab) is used if possible;
if there is no Lisp name, the Unicode name is used. If there is no
Unicode name, the hexadecimal char-code is
printed. For example, #\U+34e, which is not a graphic
character, is printed as #\Combining_Upwards_Arrow_Below,
and #\U+9f which is not a graphic character and does not have a
Unicode name, is printed as #\U+009F.