Top "Unicode" questions

Unicode is a standard for the encoding, representation and handling of text with the intention of supporting all the characters required for written text incorporating all writing systems, technical symbols and punctuation.

What is the difference between UTF-8 and Unicode?

I have heard conflicting opinions from people - according to the Wikipedia UTF-8 page. They are the same thing, aren't …

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How to remove \xa0 from string in Python?

I am currently using Beautiful Soup to parse an HTML file and calling get_text(), but it seems like I'm …

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Usage of unicode() and encode() functions in Python

I have a problem with encoding of the path variable and inserting it to the SQLite database. I tried to …

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Creating Unicode character from its number

I want to display a Unicode character in Java. If I do this, it works just fine: String symbol = "\u2202"; …

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Python string prints as [u'String']

This will surely be an easy one but it is really bugging me. I have a script that reads in …

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Import Package Error - Cannot Convert between Unicode and Non Unicode String Data Type

I have made a dtsx package on my computer using SQL Server 2008. It imports data from a semicolon delimited csv …

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How to convert a string with Unicode encoding to a string of letters

I have a string with escaped Unicode characters, \uXXXX, and I want to convert it to regular Unicode letters. For …

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Python Unicode Encode Error

I'm reading and parsing an Amazon XML file and while the XML file shows a ' , when I try to …

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Invisible characters - ASCII

Are there any invisible characters? I have checked Google for invisible characters and ended up with many answers but I'm …

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How can I change a file's encoding with vim?

I'm used to using vim to modify a file's line endings: $ file file file: ASCII text, with CRLF line terminators $ …

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