PD wrote:
Hello,
I am new to python, but i am quite curious about the following.
suppose you had
print '\378'
which should not work because \377 is the max. then it displays two
characters (an 8 and a heart in my case...). What else does'nt quite
make sense is that if this is an octal why is an 8 a
PD wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am new to python, but i am quite curious about the following.
>
> suppose you had
>
> print '\378'
>
> which should not work because \377 is the max. then it displays two
> characters (an 8 and a heart in my case...). What else does'nt quite
> make sense is that if this is
PD wrote:
I am new to python, but i am quite curious about the following.
print '\378'
which should not work because \377 is the max. then it displays two
characters (an 8 and a heart in my case...). What else does'nt quite
make sense is that if this is an octal why is an 8 accepted?
It would appea
'\378' becomes a two character string. The first character is '\37'
and the second character is '8'.
>>> str = '\378'
>>> str[0]
'\x1f'
>>> str[1]
'8'
>>>
On 23 Dec 2004 20:53:13 -0800, PD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am new to python, but i am quite curious about the following.
>
