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Can’t figure out error: “UnicodeDecodeError: ‘ascii’ codec can’t decode byte 0xdc in position 0: ordinal not in range(128)”

I have a program that is communicating with another machine that sends (or is supposed to send) ASCII characters, the code below is how I write and read code to the machine. def writeCode(send): address = ‘COM4’ I get the error on the “out+=ser.read(1).decode(‘ascii’) line. I looked online but most of the advice seems to be based around if you

Different response content when on docker

I am making a request to get a download link through the following request: From my windows laptop and my ubuntu server I am getting the following content: b'{“vid”:”kpz8lpoLvrA”,”title”:”Interstellar Main Theme – Hans Zimmer”,”fn”:”X2Download.com-Interstellar Main Theme – Hans Zimmer”,”a”:”Aura Music”,”t”:244,”links”:{“ogg”:{“1”:{“f”:”ogg”,”k”:”128″,”q”:”128kbps”,”size”:”4.02 MB”,”key”:”128kbps”,”selected”:null}},”mp3″:{“2”:{“f”:”mp3″,”k”:”128″,”q”:”128kbps”,”size”:”4.02 MB”,”key”:”128kbps”,”selected”:null}},”mp4″:{“3”:{“f”:”mp4″,”k”:”1080p”,”q”:”1080p”,”size”:”16.87 MB”,”key”:”1080″,”selected”:””},”4″:{“f”:”mp4″,”k”:”720p”,”q”:”720p”,”size”:”12.48 MB”,”key”:”720″,”selected”:”selected”},”5″:{“f”:”mp4″,”k”:”480p”,”q”:”480p”,”size”:”4.21 MB”,”key”:”480″,”selected”:””},”6″:{“f”:”mp4″,”k”:”360p”,”q”:”360p”,”size”:”7.39 MB”,”key”:”360″,”selected”:””},”7″:{“f”:”mp4″,”k”:”240p”,”q”:”240p”,”size”:”7.19 MB”,”key”:”240″,”selected”:””},”8″:{“f”:”mp4″,”k”:”144p”,”q”:”144p”,”size”:”817.20 KB”,”key”:”144″,”selected”:””}},”3gp”:{“9”:{“f”:”3gp”,”k”:”144p”,”q”:”144p”,”size”:”817.20 KB”,”key”:”144″,”selected”:null}}},”token”:”1cc3a03822a2582bcb47b70da2012cdf43fc66d899e6f0a5d14064c7dcec1154″,”timeExpires”:”1660554472″,”status”:”ok”,”p”:”convert”,”mess”:””}’ But when I try on a heroku app, AWS lambda or

Two unicode encodings represent 1 cyrillic letter

I have such string in unicode and utf-8 representation: and The desired ouput is “Если повезет то сегодня уже скину”. I have tried all possible encodings but still wasn’t able to get it in complete cyrillic form. The best I got was using windows-1252. And also I’ve noticed that one cyrillic letter in desired string means two unicode encodings. For

How to get Unicode input from user in Python?

this is the code: varUnicode = input(‘tEnter your Unicodent>’) print(‘u{}’.format(varUnicode)) i want to get unicode input from user and print the character. in the above code python gives me an error. Answer u is an escape sequence recognized in string literals: Escape sequences only recognized in string literals are: Notes: Changed in version 3.3: Support for name aliases 1 has

Which unicode characters can be used in python3 scripts?

Some unicode characters can be used to name variables, functions, etc. without any problems, e.g. α. Other unicode characters raise an error, e.g. ∇. Which unicode characters can be used to form valid expressions in python? Which unicode characters will raise a SyntaxError? And, is there a reasonable means of including unicode characters that raise errors in python scripts? I

How to search and get rid of this character?

I have a lot of strings in a text file, and I noticed that one has this <200f> char. I want to find all entries that have this char and remove it. But in Vim I can’t find it by searching ‘<200f>’ using the search string ‘<200f>’. Probably it is one char not 6 individual chars. In Python or VIM,

Python 3.8: Escape non-ascii characters as unicode

I have input and output text files which can contain non-ascii characters. Sometimes I need to escape them and sometimes I need to write the non-ascii characters. Basically if I get “Bürgerhaus” I need to output “Bu00FCrgerhaus”. If I get “Bu00FCrgerhaus” I need to output “Bürgerhaus”. One direction goes fine: however in the other direction I do not get the

Remove unicode encoded emojis from Twitter tweet

For a data science project I am tasked with the cleanup of our twitter data. The tweets contain unicode encoded emojis (and other stuff) in the form of ud83dudcf8 (camera emoji) or ud83cuddebud83cuddf7 (french flag) for example. I am using the python-package “re” and so far I was successful in removing “simple” unicodes like u201c (double quotation mark) with something

Python UTF-16 unicode conversion

I’m using the below code to convert Arabic to Unicode UTF-16. for example I have an Arabic text as مرحبا this code provide Unicode string as 0x6450x6310x62d0x6280x627 The format in which I need Unicode is u0645u0631u062du0628u0627 I want to replicate this website using the above method I’m using replace method to convert 0x format to u0 format but 0x format

How to print red heart in python 3

I need to print the red heart emoji ❤️️ with unicode in Python 3 but it has two unicodes (U00002764 and U0000FE0F). How am I suppose to print it? For example, a green heart is print(“U0001F49A”) Answer Whether it “works” depends on the font you have and which glyphs it supports. Here’s the same character in a non-code font (literally

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