what u'=' mean???

L

Luiz Siqueira Neto

What
----
u'='
----
mean??

Ex:

args = [u'='.join(k,safe_eval(v) for k, v in attrs.items()]
 
R

Ricardo Bugalho


Its just a unicode string.
The string constants in Python can be prefixed with a u. Instead of
building a string object for that constant, the interpreter will build a
Unicode string object.

You can also prefix them with r, to make the interpreter ignore escape
codes.
For example:

And you can use the combined ur prefix.
 

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