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- python - Why does  appear in my data? - Stack Overflow
It looks like you're opening a file with a UTF-8 encoded Byte Order Mark using the ISO-8859-1 encoding (presumably because this is the default encoding on your OS)
-  characters appended to the beginning of each file
I've downloaded an HttpHandler class that concatenates JS files into one file and it keeps appending the  characters at the start of each file it concatenates Any ideas on what is causing this? Could it be that onces the files processed they are written to the cache and that's how the cache is storing rendering it?
- How do I remove the character  from the beginning of a text file . . .
However, the first character is always read as " + first word" For example, if my first word is "This", then the first word that is inserted into my node is "This" I've been searching the forum for a solution to fix it, there was one post asking the same problem in Java, but no one has addressed it in C++
- How do I remove  from the beginning of a file?
I have a CSS file that looks fine when I open it using gedit, but when it's read by PHP (to merge all the CSS files into one), this CSS has the following characters prepended to it:  PHP removes all whitespace, so a random  in the middle of the code messes up the entire thing As I mentioned, I can't actually see these characters
- Why does my Python code print the extra characters  when reading . . .
When printing the file line by line, the code tends to add three unnecessary characters in the front, namely "" Actual output: Man said: Is this the right room for an argument? Other Man said: I've told you once Man said: No you haven't! Other Man said: Yes I have Expected output: Man said: Is this the right room for an argument?
- python - Making a CSV via Excel gives me  in front of the first . . .
@Poutrathor Usually it only appears at the beginning of the file but this depends on the way the encoder is used
- java - How to replace � in a string - Stack Overflow
You are asking to replace the character " " but for me that is coming through as three characters 'ï', '¿' and '½' This might be your problem If you are using Java prior to Java 1 5 then you only get the UCS-2 characters, that is only the first 65K UTF-8 characters
- First character of the reading from the text file : 
You are getting the characters  on the first line because this sequence is the UTF-8 byte order mark (BOM) If a text file begins with a BOM, it's likely it was generated by a Windows program like Notepad
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