While learning a language, you may come across "charset" where you mention this Unicode; for example, in HTML5 you write like <meta charset="utf-8"> or "utf-16" for some other language. UTF's full-form is Unicode Transformation Format.
As computer deals with binary ( 0 and 1), Unicode is a specific code or say numbers for text and symbols. We can't use two Unicode formats for a single document.
For Browsers, UTF gives a format and tells how to process the page. When Browsers support that UTF, the page renders well, otherwise broken and messed up.
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