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Development Environment
- System: Windows 10
- Language: Golang
- golang version: 1.18
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In this section, we share the mutual conversion function of unicode code and Chinese. The following are the relevant codes for this time:
1. Chinese to unicode
str := "This is a test trick"
textQuoted := (str)
textUnquoted := textQuoted[1 : len(textQuoted)-1]
("Convert to unicode:", textUnquoted)2. Unicode to Chinese
func main() {
// This is Chinese to unicode str := "This is a test trick"
textQuoted := (str)
textUnquoted := textQuoted[1 : len(textQuoted)-1]
("Convert to unicode:", textUnquoted)
// This is unicode to Chinese v, _ := zhToUnicode([]byte(textUnquoted))
("Convert to Chinese:", string(v))
}
func zhToUnicode(raw []byte) ([]byte, error) {
str, err := (((string(raw)), `\\u`, `\u`, -1))
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
return []byte(str), nil
}The above is the detailed content of using the mutual conversion function of unicode code and Chinese in Golang. For more information about the conversion of Golang unicode code in Chinese, please pay attention to my other related articles!