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> they adapted their first program to an Unicode world: "Hello, 世界." Would be nice if you could compose those complicated Unicode characters from simpler build
by vorg 11y ago
> they adapted their first program to an Unicode world: "Hello, 世界."
Would be nice if you could compose those complicated Unicode characters from simpler building blocks, e.g.
fmt.Printf("Hello, %a", "→↘𠃊廿↓田介")
- jzelinskie 11y agoI think that would be a fun way to practice kanji, but I'd much rather just type "seikai" and press enter. Modern IMEs are awesome.