OT, questions about Hanzi

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Maybe this is off-topic, but I figure this is the place where I could get
the quickest answers. What are the code points to write these things in
their native languages?

1. "Hanzi" in Traditional and in Simplified
2. "Kanji" in Kanji
3. "Hangul" in Hangul (is it U+D55C U+AD74?)
4. Is "Hanja" ever written in Hanja in modern Korea? Is it U+D55C U+C790 in
Hangul?
5. Are "katakana" and "hiragana" written in hiragana, or in Kanji?

TIA!

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