Python comments and Chinese garbled characters

Python annotations are divided into three types:

1. Single-line Comment: #

2. Multiline Comment: 3 single quotes before and after, or three double quotes;

such as: ' Multiline comment ', ' "' or multiline comment '" "

3. Special NOTES:

As under Linux, at the top of the file and #!/usr/bin/python, the representative of the implementation of this file, the need to use this program to run;

python2* version does not support the problem of Chinese, the default file is ASCII, 3.* has been supported, you need to include in front of the file: #encoding = utf-8 or #coding = utf-8 or python formal notation # _*_coding:uft-8_* _

Garbled problem:

When the computer is stored, it is stored in 0, the minimum storage unit is a byte, the minimum storage unit is a bit (bit), a byte has 8 bit, when the computer is stored and read, must have a set of norms to standardize them ,

For example: I am Man, these English are to be converted into numbers to store, and also need to specify a few bytes to store , which formed a set of specifications, now the mainstream is the Unicode encoding, utf-8,utf-16,utf-32, these are all belong to the Unicode Coding

As long as the character to the number of different, or the storage of different bytes, there is a difference, will produce garbled, ASCII code is not supported in Chinese, and can only store 255 characters

Python comments and Chinese garbled characters