![]() In Python 3, all strings are represented in Unicode.In Python 2 are stored internally as 8-bit ASCII, hence it is required to attach 'u' to make it Unicode. It is no longer necessary now. Change-Id: I3f2204d96ac3834ec652b95fd4ad47e4f5dcc7f2 |
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