Python: Printing unicode characters beyond FFFF -
on python 3 printing unicode characters can printed this:
print('\uffff')
but how can print higher unicode characters 001fffff? print('\u001fffff') print 001f unicode character , 4 times f. trying use print('\u001f\uffff') result in 2 unicode characters instead of wanted one. possible print somehow unicode character 001fffff in python 3?
use upper-case u.
print('\u001fffff')
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