- 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
8 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}
- c++ - Error: stray ‘\342’ in my program, but I cant find the bad . . .
The close reason is incorrect This is a duplicate, asked many times over ("Error: stray ‘\342’" makes it quite clear what the problem is (is entirely reproducible and is not caused by a typo)) The canonical is Compilation error: stray ‘\302’ in program, etc
- Getting error: stray \\342 when compiling - Stack Overflow
The stray ‘\342’ errors are not related to the errror I pointed out in the comment above They are most likely due to the fact that you edited your code with an inappropriate editor Which editor do you use? How do you compile? What is your platform?
- ssh: Could not resolve hostname \342\200\223 for command line ssh -T
15 You are using the wrong hyphen character - somewhere \342\200\223 is UTF-8 for U+2013 EN DASH, which looks like – It is possible that this is due to autocorrect, a filter set up somewhere on a blog, or copying and pasting things
- 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
- 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
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