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Anyone  know why:
```
val t = '\u223C'  // TILDE
val a = "A" + t + "B" + t + "C"
val b = "A~B~C"
val c = "A${t}B${t}C"
println (a == b)    // false
println (b == c)    // true
```
?

they look same here, but different with a different font

it's false;false for me. Changing `t` to
```
val t = '\u007E'
```
gives true;true

hmm, now I get the           same as you ggguys

The source of this question was a unit test using junit 5.
In my code I concat the unicode to the String.
When I use String interpolation in my assertThat(s).isEqualTo then it matches.
If I now go and replace all the interpolations with a manually typed ~ then the isEqualTo fails.
Could it be their implementation is flaky?

Yes I get 2 different values for '~'.toInt() and '\u223C'.toInt()