How to add emoji in Python code

Answer 1

hi, in regular IDE it should not be a problem to insert emojis by keyboard or copy paste most characters. In playground, you need to put some code on top of the file to avoid error messages during execution:

import sys
import codecs
sys.stdout = codecs.getwriter('utf_16')(sys.stdout.buffer, 'strict')

Individual chars can also be placed like this:
print(u"\u03A9")
to know which character has which code, you can use a unicode app, most of them are free of cost.

Answer 2

from sys import stdout
stdout.reconfigure(encoding="utf-16")

it will work.
after you can just print directly like:
print('🎊')

Answer 3

There is module :
emoji

Install it by:
pip install emoji

To start using it in program:

from emoji import emojize

print(emojize(':thumbs_up:'))
Here, in sololearn will not work tho.

If you want to show like those here:
USE:
from sys... encode utf-16... i forgot the code actually need to see.

Answer 4

★«D.Connect_Zone» thanks

Answer 5

You can use in a large scale too
But, you have to copy-paste the emoji to the code, as the keyboard doesn't support emoji in code playground

https://code.sololearn.com/cK0top56CXgL/?ref=app

Answer 6

Check this code

https://code.sololearn.com/cH0lSgaEq8YR/?ref=app

Answer 7

★«D.Connect_Zone» can I import it in SL?

Answer 8

Nope , not available.

Answer 9

Mirielle🐶 [Inactive] thank you

Answer 10

print ( ;) )

Answer 11

What does the stdout module do exactly? (just because I want to understand properly)

Answer 12

Mirielle🐶 [Inactive] Thanks🐱

Answer 13

how to print emoji on python shortcut