A Standard option is to use “UTF-8” as a encode option which more or less works fine. For example – If the default is UTF-8, these would be LANG=”UTF-8″, LC_ALL=”UTF-8″, LC_CTYPE=”UTF-8″. Check the values set against these variables. The default is defined by the variables LANG, LC_ALL, LC_CTYPE. The encoding default can be located in – /etc/default/locale. Check value – sometimes it is set to “None”. Python string function uses the default character encoding. 
When the encoding is not correctly set-up, it is commonly seen to throw an “”UnicodeDecodeError: ‘ascii’ codec can’t encode” error.
In Python 3 UTF-8 is the default source encoding.In this post, we will see – How to Enable UTF-8 in Python.
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