[97, 98, 99]. yields "abc", in the Erlang shell. I realize this is because the ASCII values of a, b and c are 97, 98 and 99 respectively.
So.. how would one go about returning [97,98,99] without Erlang translating it to ASCII?
[97, 98, 99]. yields "abc", in the Erlang shell. I realize this is because the ASCII values of a, b and c are 97, 98 and 99 respectively.
So.. how would one go about returning [97,98,99] without Erlang translating it to ASCII?
You can try io:format("~w~n", [ListHere])
, which should simply avoid interpreting the data.
Try this
YourList ++ [0]
With "abc"
"abc" ++ [0]
[97,98,99,0]