问题
I want to assign a string of characters to a variable but it says
: there isn't a "code to show.
I have a string that i want to assign to a variable
d="stunning:/ËstÊnɪÅ/"
Unsupported characters in input
or
word="stuning:/ˈstraɪkɪŋ/"
Unsupported characters in input
so basically the interpreter doesn't allow me to assign it to a variable, so I can't code on it.
How can I extract, delete those characters from the text, or is there anything to do , so python will support this kind of input.
I've tried to converted it into others format like ansi, utf, etc. but without success.
P.S.: I'm using python 2.7
回答1:
Set the source file encoding accordingly to the actual encoding of the file, so that the interpreter knows how to parse it.
For instance, if you use UTF-8, just add this string to the header of the file:
# -*- coding: utf8 -*-
It must be the first or the second line of the file. See PEP 0263: Defining Python Source Code Encodings.
回答2:
Just a hint (waiting for the actual code): prepend u to the string to mark it as unicode.
u"/ËstraɪkɪÅ/"
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4873543/unsupported-characters-in-input