Let’s say I want to create a string from a slice of string containing individual Japanese words. The separator is Japanese full length space ( ). The code is as follows:
Note: For some reason, Discourse is automatically converting Japanese full length space to half length English space. Hence the code + output contains half-length English spaces.
Wondering how you’re viewing that string, As demonstrated in the play, "\u3000" is a valid way in Go of specifying that character, wondering if this is just a product of the tool you’re using to view the string?