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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;
- The origin of the connection between Miku and 39 : r Vocaloid - Reddit
It's a nice coincidence, but the 39=Miku pun really came from alternate readings for the numbers 3 and 9, "mi" and "ku" That's a pretty common format for "pun holidays" in Japan too Japanese wordplay is heavily based on homophones, numeric substitution and alternate character readings
- python - Error: Could not install packages due to an OSError: [Errno 2 . . .
The use of "--user" is useful if you want to install packages for a specific user without having to be logged in as an administrator This can be useful if you do not have permissions to install packages system-wide, or if you create a virtual environment for your Python project and want to install the package only in that environment without affecting the system
- 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)?
- Spécial HTML character ( # 39; - gt; quot ) in XML file
Spécial HTML character ( # 39; -> quot ) in XML file Asked 14 years, 6 months ago Modified 14 years, 5 months ago Viewed 9k times
- sql - Oracle - CHAR (39) - Stack Overflow
SELECT CHR(39) FROM DUAL Every SELECT needs a FROM in Oracle DUAL is a table with a single cell in it that is used in cases where you just want to build a row of values yourself Any table containing a single row would work the same way
- Whats the meaning behind the 39 and a half foot pole in the . . . - Reddit
Whats the meaning behind the 39 and a half foot pole in the grinch song? Archived post New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast
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