This repository contains a Python script that demonstrates the usage of emoji variables along with their Unicode representations. It also serves as a simple demo to show a variable itself and its content using the show_line() function.
This Python script showcases various emoji variables along with their Unicode representations. The script includes a show_line() function that prints each emoji variable, its Unicode representation, and its description. This script can be used as a demo to display both the variable name and its content.
To run the script, simply execute the main() function:
python emoji_variables.pyThis will print out the Unicode representations of each emoji variable along with their descriptions.
- Emoticons: Contains various emoticon emojis such as 😀, ✂️, ✔️, ❌, ©️, etc.
- Nature Emoticons: Includes emojis representing elements from nature, like 🐍, 🕸️, 🌍, 🚥, 🚧, etc.
- Technology Emoticons: Consists of emojis related to technology, such as 👓, 💻, 🖥️, 🖨️, ⌨️, etc.
- Tools Emoticons: Contains emojis representing various tools like 🔍, 🔎, 🔨, etc.
- Other Emoticons: Additional emojis like 💼, 📂, 📊, 🔢, etc.
- Magic Emoticons: Emojis related to magic and fantasy, including wizards, elves, and fairies.
- Python 3.x
This script is intended for simple use cases when only a few emoji are used. For more advanced usage, consider using the python-emoji library.
For more information, visit the GitHub repository or check out the related article on my blog: Emoji.