The string s should be output correctly, maybe your terminal is not using U8 codepage? Are you on windows? As for a - depends on the encoding of the file.
Hi - looks like something in your toolchain is tripping you up by interpreting the text file through codepage 858 - Code page 858 - Wikipedia
Your string quotation mark ( ’ ) is encoded in your file as hex e2 80 99 - which in code page 858 gives ÔÇÖ
Try to get your tool chain to respect UTF-8 - it displays correctly that way… you have my deepest sympathy - I have never touched windows 10 so can’t be of help there…
Hi again - I’m not on Windows, and have never seen or used conEmu, but there
seems to be a setting here : ConEmu | Settings › Environment page
that talks about utf8 … maybe play around with that?
If the file is utf8 encoded, and your display environment respects utf8, all the
toolchain between the dead file on disk and the display must respect utf8 - if
any of the pieces in your toolchain start to chop the content in the file up
according to different encoding you will be tripped up by surprise…
Hi again - have you tried to google for conEmu - I am a little lost on this end, as my familiarity with this toolchain you are using is none-existing
ConEmu | Unicode Support seems to have relevant info…
you should maybe also check the console font you are using…
you could try to run chcp 65001 before you start iex…
… pester some devs running on windows(10)…!!!
Be brave and explore… just remember to note down what works, and what not… and take backups…