If ruby takes data from the database and puts it into standard output such as p, it will display \xB8\xB8\xB8.
The program itself is working well, but debugging is difficult, so I want to be able to convert it so that I can see it in the standard output, but I don't know how to do it.
Could you please let me know?
Also, I understand that the character code is displayed as it is, is that correct?
Character encoding and I'm having trouble searching.
If p is given a string object, it will appear according to the character encoding that the string object has.
If it appears like \xB8\xB8\xB8, I think the encoding is probably not correct.
For example, if the string is a UTF-8 encoding, you can use p string.dup.force_encoding("utf-8") to display it as a character.
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