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Reading Cyril with C #

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You need to consider the file in which there are symbols of the Cyril, when displaying all the CLIRIC icons displayed by the question marks.
Here’s how I read the text from the file:

static void main (String [] Args)
    {
      STRING PATH = @ "C: \ Users \ User \ desktop \ Words \ WORXDS.TXT";
      Using (Filestream Fstream = File.openread (Path))
      {
        // Transform the string to bytes
        Byte [] Array = New Byte [Fstream.Length];
        // Read the data
        Fstream.Read (Array, 0, Array.Length);
        // Decoding bytes in the string
        String TextFromFile = System.Text.Encoding.default.getString (Array);
        Console.Writeline ($ "text from file: {TextFromFile}");
      }
    }

Is there a way to correctly select Cyril after reading in the console?


Answer 1, Authority 100%

You need to change the file encoding on UTF-8.


Answer 2, Authority 100%

Use Unicode. If you encode anything other than the English (American) language, then always use unicode.

You, of course, can also use 1251 (ASCII 7-bit, +1 bits for Russian characters), but it is used only in texts in Russian, and in Unicode you can insert any characters in the 1st text.

var text = file.ReadallText ("Path / To / File", Encoding.unicode);

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