Oluwatosin Oghenewaire Thompsongoninja.hashnode.dev·Nov 18, 2024Part 2: Understanding Basic Data Types in Go - Working with Strings in Go: Manipulation, Concatenation, and Unicode SupportStrings are a fundamental data type in Go, and they are crucial for any programming language as they allow you to work with text data. In Go, strings are immutable sequences of bytes, meaning that once a string is created, it cannot be modified. Howe...Beginner's Guide to Golang: Start Coding with Confidence Go string
Oluwatosin Oghenewaire Thompsongoninja.hashnode.dev·Nov 16, 2024Understanding Unicode and BytesWhen working with text in programming, it’s essential to understand how languages represent characters, especially those that might seem simple, like letters and symbols. However, behind the scenes, computers don't inherently understand "letters" or ...Beginner's Guide to Golang: Start Coding with Confidencebytes
Ashwin Gopalsamyashwingopalsamy.hashnode.dev·Oct 30, 2024Understanding Go's UTF-8 Support: Coding with Non-Latin AlphabetsI've been exploring Go's UTF-8 support lately, and was curious about how well it handles non-Latin scripts in code. Go and UTF-8 Go source files are UTF-8 encoded by default. This means you can, in theory, use Unicode characters in your variable name...98 readsGeneral Programming
Ahnaf Tahmid Zamanahnaftahmidzaman.hashnode.dev·Sep 29, 2024Understanding String Comparison in Python: Why 'hello' <= 'hi' is TrueWhen working with strings in Python, you might encounter unexpected results, especially when comparing strings. One such example is the expression: 'hello' <= 'hi' # True At first glance, it seems counterintuitive. How can a longer string ('hello')...String Comparison
Vishesh Guptavisheshg.hashnode.dev·Sep 24, 2024CS50 Fall 2024 - Lecture 0 - Scratch | SummaryHow Computers Handle Text, Colors, Images, Videos, and Sound In this lecture, we explored the things from fundamentals including how computers handle various types of data, including text, colors, images, videos, and sound and many more things. Here’...1 likedavid malan
Jeff Jakinovichsandboxdev.hashnode.dev·Aug 9, 2024How To Count Strings With Emojis In JavaScriptI love emojis. Who doesn’t? I was polishing off a highly intellectual X post a few days ago when I realized something. Emojis aren’t counted the same as regular characters When typing out emojis in the new post section of X, you can see how regular ...1 likeReact
Josh Belljoshbell.hashnode.dev·Aug 7, 2024Applications of Unicode Text ConvertersUnicode text converters like Unitextify are essential tools in modern digital communication and data processing. They allow users to convert text from one encoding standard to another, ensuring compatibility and readability across different platforms...unicode text conv
Cosmicoppaicosmicoppai.com·Jul 24, 2024Zero, Zero, What Are You? A Deep Dive into Type ConversionAlmost every computer uses a text input buffer for handling user input, providing feasibility and wide-ranging support across various applications. However, it may not be immediately apparent how the characters we type are converted internally for nu...42 readsPython
Hichem MGpythononline.hashnode.dev·Jul 1, 2024Non-Printing Characters: A Guide for ProgrammersNon-printing characters, often overlooked in the world of programming, play a crucial role in various computing tasks. Unlike regular characters, which display visual symbols, non-printing characters are invisible and serve special purposes within te...unicode
Cloud Tunedcloudtuned.hashnode.dev·May 30, 2024Cheat Sheet #day4 - UnicodeUnicode Cheat Sheet Unicode is a universal character encoding standard that provides a unique number for every character across different languages and scripts. It supports a vast range of characters, including symbols, emojis, and special characters...Cheat Sheetscheatsheet
