How I Used Python to Solve Declareless Encoding Madnessby@Ousret
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How I Used Python to Solve Declareless Encoding Madness

by Ahmed TAHRI2mOctober 2nd, 2019
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There is a huge part of the internet still have content with an unknown encoding. Charset Normalizer is the real first universal charset detector. It uses brute-force to get sense out of a given content. It is more reliable than Chardet and it is more powerful than other tools. It can detect for around 90 encodings, more than twice as good as Charet. The new tool uses brute force to find out what encoding is in a given text file.

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