What would be the best way to find the index of a specified character in a list containin开发者_JS百科g multiple characters?>>> [\'a\', \'b\'].index(\'b\')
#include <stdio.h> int main(void){ char x [] = \"hello world.\"; printf(\"%s \\n\", &x[0]); return 0;
I have a bunch of MS Word files that a client wants displayed o开发者_JAVA技巧n his web site.I\'ve converted them to HTML using \"Save as Web Page\" -- and yes I know that this produces lousy HTML but
In my rails app I work a lot with cyrillic characters. Thats no problem, I store them in the db, I can display it in html.
Having trouble finding a code page or other single byte encoding having accents in these positions: grave in xC1acute i开发者_JAVA技巧n xC2 cedilla in xD0I can\'t think of any encoding that meets tho
I need to find out the names for Unicode characters when the user enters the number for开发者_StackOverflow it. An example would be to enter 0041 and get given \"Latin Capital Letter A\" as the result
Quick text-processing question. It\'s not necessarily related to programming, but this is the best place I figured I should go.
I\'m trying to write a program that counts all the characters in a string. I originally had it, but then realized I can\'t count spaces. I can\'t see why this does not work.
I\'d like to convert a char to lower case in a J2ME app. The usual Character.toLowerCase() doesn\'t work for an arbitrary Unicode c开发者_运维技巧haracter in J2ME, so I need some light API, or, prefer
My question might be a little bit confusing, but I think it\'s still worth of paying some attention. Basically I\'m designing a program to display all printable Unicode characters in a RichTextBox.
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