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Let's say I have this Kanji "亜" which is represented in JIS X 208 code in hex form: 0x3021. I want my Python program to convert that code into its UTF-8 form E4BA9C so that I can pass that string (URL-encoded) into my url like this

http://jisho.org/api/v1/search/words?keyword=%E4%BA%9C

I'm using Python 2.7.12 but I'm open to Python 3 solution as well

I have no background in Javascript at all, but I've found myself needing to use it (I think).

What I'm trying to do is to automatically pull data (most common translation) into a google docs spreadsheet from Jisho.org, based on an English word I enter into a google form. The outcome will hopefully be a quick way to generate EN>JP translations for later study.

This is the current process with the default script:

1. Enter English word into form.
2. Spreadsheet creates a link to fetch data from website.
3. Spreadsheet then populates an array using the script below.
4. Array prevents the next word from doing its thing because it takes up multiple rows.
5. Errors

Now, what I want it to do is only return the top most value, instead of it showing all of them.

I've been tweaking with the js code a bit and I've managed to get it to not create extra rows by changing rowIndex to 0 or 1 in different places (probably 100% the wrong thing to do, but I've got no clue), but what that also did was make the cell with the formula in it become the last value in the list because they overwrite each other.

I've tried looking at similar questions on here, but I don't know enough about Javascript to be able to adapt any of the other outcomes, due to most of them use a very different structure to the one I found.

I tried using =importXML() in the spreadsheet, while it 'worked', it causes the whole thing to freeze up and inevitably crash if you go over 10 words and each word takes multiple minutes to populate.

So, is it possible to do what I'm after with this script? Is there a better way? Should I be using something completely different?

Thanks

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