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| > library("stringr") | |
| > str_sub("ñ", start = -1) | |
| [1] "̃" | |
| > str_sub("ñ", start = -1) | |
| [1] "ñ" |
Yes, one was written using a combining character. In a Julia REPL, you can generate the first by writing the following and hitting tab to complete it:
julia> n\tilde
Ugh.
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What's the difference between the two? The way you write ñ?