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- What is #39; and why does Google search replace it with apostrophe?
In what language does and - hash - three - nine - semicolon ( #39;) represent the apostrophe? I had some website data extracted in JSON format where some of the user comments had apostrophe which were replaced by #39;
- ascii - HTML code for an apostrophe - Stack Overflow
#39; is the "mixed-use" ascii apostrophe single quote But the Unicode standard says you should prefer #8217; for apostrophe and right single quote and #8216; for left single quote Vi Over a year ago Comment by Conexion from the edit I rejected: "If you are using HTML5, an apostrophe is defined in the spec as apos;
- cobol - File status 39 in VSAM KSDS file - Stack Overflow
KSDSFL OPEN STATUS 39 KSDSFL CLOSE STATUS 42 My Cobol Program:- IDENTIFICATION DIVISION PROGRAM-ID KSDSPROG ENVIRONMENT DIVISION INPUT-OUTPUT SECTION FILE-CONTROL SELECT KSDSFL ASSIGN TO INFLDD ORGANIZATION IS INDEXED ACCESS MODE IS RANDOM RECORD KEY IS EMP-ID FILE STATUS IS RTCODE DATA DIVISION FILE SECTION
- Unescape apostrophe ( #39;) in JavaScript? - Stack Overflow
div innerHTML = " #39;"; alert(div firstChild nodeValue); Live Example | Live Source Note that the above relies on the fact that there are no elements defined in your HTML text, so it knows there is exactly one child node of div, which is a text node For more complicated use cases, you might use div innerText (if it has one) or div textContent:
- input - COBOL: File status 39 error - Stack Overflow
The FILE STATUS 39 means that there is a difference between what you have told COBOL about the file and what COBOL has discovered whilst attempting to OPEN it For the file you have defined in COBOL, the data must be exactly 99 bytes long
- c# - Remove or Convert to () - Stack Overflow
12 I am consuming an api and I noticed that it comes back with " #39;s" and not an apostrophe Since I am not going to be displaying this text in html this will make my text look weird when I display to the user How can I remove or convert (preferred)?
- sql - Oracle - CHAR (39) - Stack Overflow
What is the equivalent syntax in Oracle: SELECT CHAR (39) --this displays an apostrophe on the screen I have spent some time Googling this; this afternoon I have tried: CHR (39); ASCII (39) etc
- python - No module named mmcv. _ext - Stack Overflow
Tried to train the model but got the mmcv error No module named 'mmcv _ext' mmcv library is already installed and imported mmcv version = 1 4 0 Cuda version = 10 0
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