To transform emojis back into text in Python, you can use the emoji module, which is a powerful third-party library for handling emojis. Specifically, the demojize() function converts Unicode emoji characters into their human-readable shortcode text (e.g., 👍 becomes :thumbs_up:) [2].
To convert text to emoji in Python, you can use the emoji module. This third-party library provides functions to replace specific text patterns, known as "shortcodes" or "aliases," with their corresponding Unicode emoji characters. This is the most straightforward and recommended way to add emojis to your text [1, 3].
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