Python Emoji Module

The Python use third-party libraries to work with emojis in Python. One popular library for this purpose is the “emoji” library. This library allows you to easily work with emojis, including emoji rendering and manipulation.

Installation:

You can install the “emoji” library using pip:

pip install emoji

Basic Usage:

Here’s a basic example of how to use the “emoji” library in Python:

import emoji

# Emoji rendering
text_with_emoji = "I love Python! :heart_eyes:"
print(emoji.emojize(text_with_emoji))

# Emoji removal
text_with_emoji = "I like Python! :snake:"
text_without_emoji = emoji.demojize(text_with_emoji)
print(text_without_emoji)

In this example, we import the “emoji” library and use the emojize function to render emojis within a given text. We also use the demojize function to remove emojis from a text.

Additional Functions:

The “emoji” library provides several other functions for working with emojis, including:

• emoji_count: Count the number of emojis in a text.
• emoji_replace: Replace emojis in a text with custom text.
• emoji_lis: Extract a list of emojis from a text.
• emoji.demojize(input): Remove emojis and convert them to their corresponding text representations.

Please note that the availability of emojis and their rendering can vary depending on the platform and font used for display.

Keep in mind that emoji handling in Python may have evolved since my last knowledge update in September 2021. Be sure to check the latest documentation for the “emoji” library or any other relevant libraries for any updates or additional features.