I was trying to print random Unicode characters in Jupyter Notebook. In general, I am able to print characters but there are many which I can't print. Although I couldn't keep track of other examples, the following one is the I was able to reproduce -
str('\u1F600') #o/p is 'ὠ0' but actually it is a Grinning Face
I remember that in at least 2 other cases, the output was some character followed by 0.
I am using Python 3.9 on Windows 8. What am I doing wrong?
\\u\u003c/code> only accepts 4 digits, so your string literal is being parsed as two separate characters,
\ὠ
and 0
.
>>> print('\u1f60')
ὠ
>>> print('0')
0
For larger code points, you need to use
\\U
(which requires 8 digits, including leading 0s).
>>> print('\U0001f600')
😀
Try this:
print("\U0001f600")
Output:
😀
The problem with your code is that when you use \\u, python thinks you are using 4 digits, and thinks the the 0 at the end is part of the rest of the string, so use the \\U with extra hexadecimal digits (0) as digits a placeholder
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