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  • Note the first string is bytes while the second isn't
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    b'xc3x91'.decode() should print it!
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I'm trying to print a utf-8 character to console.



Isn't this supposed to work?



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python encoding utf-8 console







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  • Note the first string is bytes while the second isn't
    – C.Nivs
    Nov 21 at 3:26








  • 3




    b'xc3x91'.decode() should print it!
    – bro-grammer
    Nov 21 at 3:27










  • @bro-grammer thanks! if you write this as an answer I can mark it correct :)
    – Pablo Fernandez
    Nov 21 at 3:31















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I'm trying to print a utf-8 character to console.



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python encoding utf-8 console







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I'm trying to print a utf-8 character to console.



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python encoding utf-8 console




python encoding utf-8 console






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  • Note the first string is bytes while the second isn't
    – C.Nivs
    Nov 21 at 3:26








  • 3




    b'xc3x91'.decode() should print it!
    – bro-grammer
    Nov 21 at 3:27










  • @bro-grammer thanks! if you write this as an answer I can mark it correct :)
    – Pablo Fernandez
    Nov 21 at 3:31




















  • Note the first string is bytes while the second isn't
    – C.Nivs
    Nov 21 at 3:26








  • 3




    b'xc3x91'.decode() should print it!
    – bro-grammer
    Nov 21 at 3:27










  • @bro-grammer thanks! if you write this as an answer I can mark it correct :)
    – Pablo Fernandez
    Nov 21 at 3:31


















Note the first string is bytes while the second isn't
– C.Nivs
Nov 21 at 3:26






Note the first string is bytes while the second isn't
– C.Nivs
Nov 21 at 3:26






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b'xc3x91'.decode() should print it!
– bro-grammer
Nov 21 at 3:27




b'xc3x91'.decode() should print it!
– bro-grammer
Nov 21 at 3:27












@bro-grammer thanks! if you write this as an answer I can mark it correct :)
– Pablo Fernandez
Nov 21 at 3:31






@bro-grammer thanks! if you write this as an answer I can mark it correct :)
– Pablo Fernandez
Nov 21 at 3:31














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The former statement prints the value as bytes while the latter statement uses a string value. Changing it to bytes will give you the required output.



>>> b'xc3x91'.decode()

>>> 'Ñ'





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      The former statement prints the value as bytes while the latter statement uses a string value. Changing it to bytes will give you the required output.



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        The former statement prints the value as bytes while the latter statement uses a string value. Changing it to bytes will give you the required output.



        >>> b'xc3x91'.decode()
        
>>> 'Ñ'





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        The former statement prints the value as bytes while the latter statement uses a string value. Changing it to bytes will give you the required output.



        >>> b'xc3x91'.decode()
        
>>> 'Ñ'






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