Message230298
No, it is introducing the unicode that is the problem. Your first example is entirely binary. It is only when you *mix* binary and unicode that you have encoding problems (because python doesn't know the encoding of the binary data...well, more precisely it doesn't have one).
This confusion is a large part of why python3 exists :) |
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