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Essential Grammar In Use Fourth Edition Elementary With Answers I think sys.argv[1] if len(sys.argv) > 1 else sys.stdin.read()[0: 1] might be more appropriate. especially if you use this in scripts and accidentally give an empty first argument. U 10ff: georgian u 1100. Another option for those with linux is to use the command line. with it, you can find out the encoding of an incomprehensible string, and also change it to the correct one. Так же есть функция rawurlencode(), которая выполняет туже роль, но с минимальным различием – символ ~ остается без изменяя. В url некоторые символы должны кодироваться, в php для этого применяется функция urlencode ().

Essential Grammar In Use 4th Edition Pdf Another option for those with linux is to use the command line. with it, you can find out the encoding of an incomprehensible string, and also change it to the correct one. Так же есть функция rawurlencode(), которая выполняет туже роль, но с минимальным различием – символ ~ остается без изменяя. В url некоторые символы должны кодироваться, в php для этого применяется функция urlencode (). You are encouraged to solve this task according to the task description, using any language you may know. provide a function or mechanism to convert a provided string into url encoding representation. This is expected behaviour, as proper urls should not contain any spaces, and thus, are often converted into " " beforehand. if i put your escaped url into my browser hotbar and look at it, all i see is " ", no spaces there. this is from somewhere at the start of your url:. I have a very large (2.5 gb) text file with cyrillic characters in various encodings, including windows 1251: i have already tried .encode () and .decode () with various combinations of encodings, but i cannot get the text to be readable. i have also tried reading in binary mode. unreadable str = f.readline(). @slaks, i write it in my question. usually i use encode('utf 8'), and i try val[0].decode('latin1').decode('cp1251'), but it doesn't help in my problem. dict2['text'] gives you the byte string '\xd0\xbc\xd0\xb0\xd1\x82\xd1\x87 ', not a unicode string as above.

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