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In Python you can convert an integer into a character and a character into an integer with ord() and chr(): >>>a = "a" >>>b = ord(a) + 1 >>>b = chr(b) I am loo...
Vet asked 6/3, 2022 at 9:6

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It's possible to print the hexcode of the emoji with u'\uXXX' pattern in Python, e.g. >>> print(u'\u231B') ⌛ However, if I have a list of hex code like 231B, just "adding" the string w...
Presswork asked 9/3, 2020 at 5:37

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I've searched on how to do this in python and I can't find an answer. If you have a string: >>> value = 'abc' How would you increment all characters in a string by 1? So the inp...
Moment asked 5/3, 2016 at 22:24

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In PHP i have the following code: <?php echo "€<br>"; echo ord("€") . "<br>"; echo chr(128) . "<br>"; And i get the following output: € 128 � Why can't the chr functio...
Wristwatch asked 30/9, 2015 at 11:31

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I am trying to write data to excel files using vb.net. So I my function which converts number column into excel letter columns. Public Function ConvertToLetter(ByRef iCol As Integer) As String ...
Yearning asked 12/8, 2015 at 20:14

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Title is pretty much self explanatory... How do I echo an octal string ? I tried : <?php echo '\047\131\145\141\162\040\072\040\047'.'<br>'; echo decoct('\047\131\145\141\162\040\072\040\...
Selfness asked 14/12, 2014 at 11:46

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I have a string in PHP which is being converted to a byte array and hashed. The string being converted to the byte array looks like: "g". chr(0) . "poo"; I need to equivalent byte array in C# so...
Universality asked 29/11, 2013 at 1:4

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I expected this code: define('EURO_SIMBOLO', chr(128)); $euro = EURO_SIMBOLO; var_dump($euro); to show the € symbol, but it doesn't. Why does this happen?
Clump asked 3/2, 2011 at 12:30

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Possible Duplicate: What’s the best option to display Unicode text (hebrew, etc.) in VB6 What is the correct way to display the unicode character 9646 (BLACK VERTICAL RECTANGLE) in VB...
Sophiesophism asked 29/12, 2012 at 10:21

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Well the title pretty much sums it up. I want to use something like asc("0") in C++, and want to make the program platform independent so don't want to use 48! Any help appreciated.
Bass asked 19/6, 2011 at 21:8
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