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
How to upgrade Glibc library in Ubuntu 22. 04 - Stack Overflow I am currently running a Ubuntu 22 04 VM It has by default Glibc 2 35 Due to a security vulnerability, I am trying to upgrade it to 2 39 I followed the following steps to download the gzipped bi
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How do i update my forge version for a modpack? : r CurseForge 19 votes, 46 comments truefor those not using the curseforge launcher, look for the forge installer, click on the three lines at the top left corner and find your game version then download the installer After the installer has been downloaded, open it with java then extract install client then whichever one made the folder that says the version needed should be dragged into versions>folder
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 I
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