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This existed well before Unicode's dopey multiple kinds of space character. Leading or trailing ASCII tabs and spaces, or the Windows carriage return aberratio
by bediger4000 3y ago
This existed well before Unicode's dopey multiple kinds of space character.
Leading or trailing ASCII tabs and spaces, or the Windows carriage return aberration would often trip people up. I have a habit of quoting "%s" in C printf, or using "%q" in Go fmt.Printf calls because of that.