Dear all,
I’m trying to print moon unicodes \u1f311-\u1f318 as it can be found here
when I use
print(\u1f31x)
the output is
ix
where x is a number from 1 to 8
Can someone help how to print correctly these ‘caracters’?
I can use any other unicode for the moon phases if available sofar it works
Cheers
I don’t really know much Python but it works for me when I use U000
in front of the code.
print('\U0001f311')
print('\U0001F313')
I think for Python 2 you need an u
in front of the escape \
as well.
https://charbase.com/1f311-unicode-new-moon-symbol
Hi @lasjorg
thanks fro your prompt feedback. I works!!!
I could guess it was matter of format of the unicode but couldn’t figure out how to change. I digged online obviously with wrong keywords.
Thanks a lot again!!!
cheers
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