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Unicode is intended to be a universal character set for describing all the characters required for written text incorporating all writing systems, technical symbols and punctuation.
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A Unicode sentinel value I can use?
In UTF-8, the bytes C0, C1, and F5 - FF are illegal. The first byte must either be ASCII or a byte in the range C2-F4, any other starting byte is not valid UTF-8.
In UTF-16, the file normally starts …
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understanding the encoding scheme in python 3
You are trying to encode a unicode string (the default string type in Python 3) with an encoding that doesn't support some of the characters in your string.
>>> '\u0411'.encode("iso-8859-15")
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Prime symbol in Python variable name
You cannot just use any Unicode character in Python identifiers. … I've linked the Unicode categories to codepoint.net queries for you so you can see what kind of characters are permitted. …
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