Golang convert between Unicode code and Chinese

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Converting Chinese to Unicode, using quotetoascii directly in the StrConv package in Golang, converting Unicode codes to Chinese is a bit trickier, first split the Unicode encoding by \u, and then use StrConv. Parseint, converts the 16 binary number to Int64, in the use of FMT. sprintf converts a number to a character and finally joins it together, so it becomes a Chinese string. The reference code is as follows:

1 Package Main2 3 Import (4     "FMT"5     "StrConv"6     "Strings"7 )8 9 Func Main () {TenStext: ="English" Onetextquoted: =StrConv. Quotetoascii (stext) Atextunquoted: = textquoted[1: Len (textquoted)-1] - FMT. Println (textunquoted) -  theSunicodev: = Strings. Split (textunquoted,"\\u") -     varContextstring -      for_, V: =Range Sunicodev { -         ifLen (v) <1 { +             Continue -         } +Temp, err: = StrConv. parseint (V, -, +) A         ifErr! =Nil { at Panic (Err) -         } -Context + = FMT. Sprintf ("%c", temp) -     } - FMT. Println (context) -}

Operation Result:

1 \u4e2d\u6587 2 English