#π unicode characters
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here is the full source code
https://pastebin.com/w5kV4JnM
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their appearance depends on the app you're using to view them, not on python. In your case, it looks like Visual Studio Code
probably depends on your choice of font, too
is there an setting or something like that to make them show up?
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typically you have to search for a font that actually has a glyph at that position (and at all the positions you care about).
does vsc as a font manager so i can edit that?
is there a font that support ALL unicode characters?
probably not
beats me.
VSC does not have a font manager specifically. You can just select the fonts you want to use.
My settings for fonts
Doing this on my local with CommitMono gives me a box that says 404 inside. π
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