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When I attempt to display kanji a Label on Android, it gets displayed as Chinese instead of Japanese

For example, the difference between the character "直" in Chinese and Japanese:

(see here for more examples)

According to this post, Android chooses the default based on whether or not the user has Japanese installed as a language.

Is there any way to tell it to pick the Japanese encoding?

Here my code :

I'm trying to create flash cards to memorise Japanese kanji characters, and for that I'm crawling Jitenon, a website containing tons of kanji definitions, pronunciations and meanings. I've coded up the classes that would hold the relevant information that can be found on each kanji page, and I'm currently trying to save my list of kanji as a json file.

For testing purposes, I'm trying to parse individual kanji objects like this:

In the following program I am trying to provide a Unicode code point to the ncurses function setcchar() as an array string instead of as a string literal. However the output that I'm getting is the first character of the array only, namely the backslash character.

Is there another way to specify a Unicode code point other than as a string literal? And why are the two expressions L"\u4e09" and wcsarr not producing the same result in this context...

I am using a Japanese dictionary API, which allows me to put in a term and return a list of nouns, verbs, adverbs, and others. This is a result of the API. The API returns an array with a list of objects. Each object has its own arrays and in one of these arrays, there is the array with the information I need, like this:

I just asked how to put string conditionally into separate arrays in Javascript and it gave me a great hint, but could not fix my actual problem.

I asked as alphabet and number to simplify my question but actual string contains 2 types of Japanese character: kanji and hiragana.

Do you think do same thing as the answer in the previous question somewhat? I will leave examples here

(example 1)

string: 生き残る (生, 残 => kanji き, る => hiragana)

result: [生],[き],[残],[る]

(example 2)

string: 楽しい (楽 => kanji しい => hiragana)

result: [楽],[しい]

and this is what I tried (and failed)

How can I output Chinese characters (hanzi/kanji/hanja) in R? Unexpectedly, they are being escaped into their Unicode codepoint:

I am trying to train a model on a data set which does not fit in my RAM. Therefore I am using a data generator which inherits from tensorflow.keras.utils.Sequence as shown below. This is working. However because I am doing processing on the images my training is CPU bound. When looking in GPU-Z my GPU is only at 10-20% but one of my CPU Cores is at its max.
To solve this I am trying to run the generator in parallel on all my 16 cores. However when I set use_multiprocessing=True in the fit() function the program freezes. And using workers=8 does not speed up the process just produces batches in uneven intervals.
ex.: batch 1-8 is processed immediately than there is some delay and than batch 9-16 is processed.

The code below shows what I am trying to do.

I don't know why my programmatically created constraints are ambiguous. My app has two container views inside a stackview. One of the container views kanjiView acts as drop down window below the navigation bar. Can someone please point me to the right direction?