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- Getting errors stray ‘\342’ and ‘\200’ and ‘\214’ [duplicate]
15 You are using a Zero Width Non Joiner character after the >> in your code This is a Unicode character that is encoded in UTF-8 as three characters with values 0xE2, 0x80, and 0x8C (or in base 8, \342, \200, and \214) This probably happened because you copy and pasted some code from a document (HTML web page?) that uses those special
- “error: stray \342 ”, “stray \200 ”, “stray \213 ” in C compiling
9 You have "crap characters" in your source file \342 \200 \213 is octal for 0xE2 0x80 0x8B which is a in UTF-8 (Unicode U+200B), something no C compiler can make sense of (and something you can't see, zero-width after all, when UTF-8 is displayed correctly)
- compiler errors - Stray \342 in C++ program - Stack Overflow
A much more direct analysis is 342 200 235 (octal) → 0xE2 0x80 0x9D (hexadecimal) → UTF-8 sequence for Unicode code point U+201D (RIGHT DOUBLE QUOTATION MARK) Most text editors (e g Geany (Linux and Windows) and Notepad++) with a regular expression mode will be able to do search replace for Unicode code point U+201D, using \x{201D}
- Stray \\342 in program when doing comparisons with negative numbers
Stray '\342' in program when doing comparisons with negative numbers [duplicate] Asked 11 years, 5 months ago Modified 4 years, 8 months ago Viewed 497 times
- ssh: Could not resolve hostname \342\200\223 for command line ssh -T
I am receiving: ssh: Could not resolve hostname \342\200\223t: Name or service not known for ssh -T git@github com Keygen has been added to GitHub and they were tested to match using ssh-add -l
- Error error: stray \342 , stray \200 , stray \234 in C . . .
I used Notepad++ to write the code, and when I tried to compile it (I used cc lab7 c -o test1 to compile it) I got a bunch of stray \342, stray \200, stray \234 errors, as is seen below
- . ssh config: line 1: Bad configuration option: \342\200\234host
342 (octal) is a signature start of a UTF-8 byte sequence 342 200 234 (octal) is the UTF-8 sequence for LEFT DOUBLE QUOTATION MARK (U+201C) It can be searched for in a modern text editor with \x{201C} in regular expression mode
- How to kill a process by its pid on Linux? - Stack Overflow
I'm new to Linux and I'm building a program that receives the name of a process, gets its PID (I have no problem with that part) and then passes the PID to the kill command, but its not working It
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