Is not utf 8 encoded как исправить

please help! I am using sqlite3 in ipython notebook to create an SQL database. I think I have successfully created the database, but when I go to look at it I am receiving an encoding UTF8 error. Here is my code:

import sqlite3

conn=sqlite3.connect('example.db')
c=conn.cursor()
c.execute('''DROP TABLE PROFILE''')
c.execute('''CREATE TABLE PROFILE
        ( FIRSTNAME TEXT PRIMARY KEY unique   NOT NULL,
         LASTNAME        TEXT    NOT NULL,
         EMAILADDRESS    TEXT    NOT NULL,
         PASSWORD        TEXT    NOT NULL,
         CURRENTJOBTITLE    TEXT    NOT NULL,
         EDUCATION      TEXT    NOT NULL);''')
conn.close()


conn = sqlite3.connect('example.db')
c = conn.cursor()
conn.execute("INSERT INTO PROFILE (FIRSTNAME, LASTNAME, EMAILADDRESS, PASSWORD, CURRENTJOBTITLE, EDUCATION) 
  VALUES ('SALLYSUE','SUE','SALLYSUE@YAHOO.COM','ABC', 'STUDENT', 'GRAD')");
conn.commit()
conn.close()

This is the end of my Code. When I go to look at the file created ‘example.db’ this is where I see the below error:

Error! C:UsersLastnameCSE801example.db is not UTF-8 encoded
Saving disabled.
See Console for more details

So I am not able to see the table I am creating in SQL.

I googled this and found that people said to put this in my code

import sys
reload(sys)
sys.setdefaultencoding()

Well once I do this and try to rerun my code the code produces nothing. It won’t run the code at all. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks!

Jupyter notebook is not encoded in UTF-8: The Cause

If you are seeing an error message stating that a Jupyter notebook is not encoded in UTF-8, it means that the notebook file is not saved in the correct encoding and cannot be displayed correctly.

This can cause issues with special characters and non-Latin scripts, as they may be displayed as garbled text or not displayed at all. To fix this issue, you will need to save the notebook file with the correct encoding and then reopen it in Jupyter. The following steps outline how to do this.

How to fix Jupyter notebook is not encoded in UTF-8

To fix a Jupyter notebook that is not encoded in UTF-8, you can try the following steps:

  1. Open the notebook file in a text editor, such as Sublime Text or Notepad++.
  2. Look for the line at the top of the file that says # coding: utf-8. This line specifies the encoding of the file. If the line is not present, add it to the top of the file.
  3. Save the file with the correct encoding. In Sublime Text, you can do this by going to File > Save with Encoding > UTF-8. In Notepad++, you can select UTF-8 from the Encoding dropdown menu in the Save As dialog box.
  4. Open the notebook in Jupyter. It should now be displayed correctly.

If the above steps do not resolve the issue, it is possible that the issue is caused by a problem with the notebook itself, rather than the encoding. In this case, you may need to fix any invalid characters or syntax errors in the notebook in order to get it to display correctly.

When opening a file gives you is not encoded in UTF-8 error

If a file that you are opening in Jupyter gives you a is not encoded in UTF-8 error, there may be a number of reasons why including a corrupt file.

is not encoded in UTF-8 when opening a zip file in Jupyter

You maybe find the following threads useful

  1. Error! blahfile is not UTF-8 encoded
  2. Error when trying to open a zip file in Jupyter

This is a known issue and has been discussed here in the Jupyter community

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Nizami91 opened this issue

Oct 25, 2019

· 11 comments

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Error! (file) is not UTF-8 encoded

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Nizami91 opened this issue

Oct 25, 2019

· 11 comments

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@Nizami91

I cannot open the saved .npy file. As I click on the file to open it, I get the following text:

Error! C:UsersOzgunworkspacesaved_test.npy is not UTF-8 encoded
Saving disabled.
See Console for more details.

Please help.

@jishanshaikh4

It seems like this problem already has a solution here at an audio-classification repository.

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@mzr4332

I was facing a similar problem because I was trying to open a compressed(zipped) folder that had an extension ‘.ipynb’. So I moved the actual IPYNB File in it to ‘Desktop’ and was then able to access it using jupyter.

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@majorfisg

Я столкнулся с аналогичной проблемой, потому что я пытался открыть сжатую(сжатую) папку, которая имела расширение ‘.ипынб’. Поэтому я переместил фактический файл IPYNB в нем на «рабочий стол», а затем смог получить доступ к нему с помощью jupyter.

The exact same problem. The .gz format archive broke the .ipynb file. Do not write in detail what they did?

@onassis28

@awais-web

Just double check the file format you are trying to open. is it ‘ipynb’?

@scawa1952

It seems like this problem already has a solution here at an audio-classification repository.

No it isn’t. This is a circular reference that refers me back to this thread. Sounds like this is a Stack Overflow forum.

@xiaodong-Ren

I had the same problem,have you solved it?I’m on the verge of collapse.

@kevin-bates

Hi @xiaodong-Ren — If you could provide traceback and/or contextual information regarding, others may be able to assist. Thanks.

@RokayaNeeraj

f = open(«CORONA.csv»,»w»,encoding=’utf-8′). Use it behind and it will resolve the problem

@vallabh1822

This just means -«jupyter cannot read this file you need another viewer to see this file » it just a misleading error message. You just need to open this file where you saved it
i.e C:UsersOzgunworkspacesaved_test.npy through your File Explorer.
or you could originally encode it as ‘utf-8’ when you opened this file i.e file = open(filename, ‘w’, encoding=’utf-8′)
Hope this helps!

@codexsys-7

Yes, the jupyter notebook cant read that file, you need to open it where you have saved it.
Thanks, Vallabh1822, saved my day.

SyntaxError: Non-UTF-8 code starting with 'xcb' in file D:pythonProject1main.py on line 16, but no encoding declared; see https://python.org/dev/peps/pep-0263/ for details

Вот такая у меня ошибка. Как ее исправить? Код такой:

from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
with open('asdasda.html', encoding='utf-8', newline='') as file:
    src = file.read()



soup = BeautifulSoup(src,"lxml")


uusa = soup.find_all(class_ = "breeds-list-i")
print(uusa[1])
for block in uusa:
    u = False
    a = uusa.find(class_ = "breeds-list-i__label")
    if a == "Лежебоки":
        u = True

Сайт вот этот. Я пытался спарсить только те породы кошек которые являются лежебоками

The following problems occur when writing a PKL file with python:
code show as below:
 PKL
As a result, opening the PKL file found:

The solution is as follows:
1: Open the location of this file (If you don’t know how to find the location of the file, please Baidu by yourself, generally put it in your jupyter file save directory):

2: Open the file in Notepad mode:

3: Save the file as utf-8 encoding format, and then save:

4: Re-opening is such a garbled look, but this is no problem, because the pkl file is originally saved with binary encoding:

5: Open the file with python to see the data:
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