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I’m trying to do this in Python: 'Fi\xc3\xb1a'.decode('utf-8')
I expect the result to be Fiña. But the result is actually: u'Fi\xf1a'
No idea what is going on, some help on this would be much appreciated.
Thanks!
You’re getting the correct result, the Unicode codepoint for
ñis U+00f1. It’s just that Python won’t display the Unicode character directly. Try it in aprintstatement and see what you get.