Printing emoji 's in Python console

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Saturday, February 16, 2019

We often prefer emoji's while making conversations. Today in this post we dont make conversations , Instead we use python to print the 🙂 in our terminal.

For this we are going to use emoji package.

pip install emoji

I think it comes default in Python 3. This packages uses unicode to print the emoji. Now let's see some examples..

>>import emoji
>>print(emoji.emojize('python is awesome :thumbs_up:'))
python is awesome 👍
>>print(emoji.demojize('python is awesome 👍'))
Python is awesome :thumps_up:

Looks cool right...?? This package will be useful in making command line and applications beautiful. Let's print a emoji using unicode.

>>print("\U0001F600")
😀

Here is the complete cheatsheet of emoji's.

Emoji cheatsheet

Unicode Cheatsheet

Adarshreddy Adelli

As an Engineering Lead with deep expertise in Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, and Systems Architecture, I guide teams in building innovative, secure, and scalable solutions.I am passionate about tackling challenging technical problems, fostering engineering excellence, and delivering solutions that balance innovation, security, and performance. I actively share knowledge through blogging and community engagement, contributing to the advancement of AI and cybersecurity practices.