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html - the use of `%3F` in URL - Stack Overflow In your example you replaced %3F with _ but the true decoded character of %3F is ? as you also point out Can you please provide another example so we can see the problem? From the example it seems that also before it didn't work as expected
Understanding the print format %. 3 in python - Stack Overflow 5 % 3f f: Floating point, which means that the value that is going to be printed is a real number 3 is for the number of decimals after the point That means that the real value to be printed will have 3 digits after the point For example: print('% 3f' % 3 14159) # Prints 3 142 print('% 2f' % 3 141592653589) # Prints 3 14 edited Jul 14, 2018
What does %3. 1f do in C? - Stack Overflow In your example: double f = 1 55568; printf("%10 12f",f); You say to print at maximum 12 digits after the period Of course, the number has more digits than you wrote when assigning the value, because of its representation You also say that what gets printed should have 10 positions at the minimum, which means that if the number is not big enough, whitespaces will be placed before the number
F-string in Python :. 3f - Stack Overflow I'm reading this textbook called "Practical Statistics for Data Scientists" and this : 3f keeps getting used in almost every f-string What does : 3f mean? My guess is it has something to do with floating point numbers
Why are Unicode character in RTF followed by \\3f? 0 \'3f represents a hexadecimal character In this case (with Python's help), a question mark It depends on the current code page selected which is not shown in the RTF provided, but whatever it was didn't support these characters in that code page: >>> chr(0x3f) '?' The Unicode characters are 仕他仗的 (again with Python's help):
Question mark converted to %3F in URI - Stack Overflow I'm working on a project and I'm trying to get information from an API When I write the link it doesn't detect the character "?" and it substitutes this char for "%3F" so I can't access to the API