This is a sample program i made:
>>> print u'\u1212'
ሒ
>>> print '\u1212'
\u1212
>>> print unicode('\u1212')
\u1212
why do i get \u1212 instead of ሒ when i print unicode('\u1212')?
I'm making a program to store data and not print it, so how do i store ሒ instead of \u1212? Now obviously i can't do something like:
x = u''+unicode('\u1212')
interestingly even if i do that, here's what i get:
\u1212
another fact that i think is worth mentioning :
>>> u'\u1212' == unicode('\u1212')
False
What do i do to store ሒ or some other character like that instead of \uxxxx?