Updated code to Python 3 as Python 2 is no longer supported as of January 1, 2020
Is there a way to "insert" a Unicode character into a string in pythonPython 3? For example,
>>>import unicode
>>>string = u'This'This is a full block: %s' % (unicode.charcode(U+2588))
>>>print(string)
This is a full block: █
Is there a way to "insert" a Unicode character into a string in python? For example,
>>>import unicode
>>>string = u'This is a full block: %s' % (unicode.charcode(U+2588))
>>>printstring
This is a full block: █
Is there a way to "insert" a Unicode character into a string in Python 3? For example,
>>>import unicode
>>>string = 'This is a full block: %s' % (unicode.charcode(U+2588))
>>>print(string)
This is a full block: █
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