URLEncodeDecode.java revision 2362
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'H',
'e',
'l',
'l',
'o',
0N/A '-',
'_',
'.',
'!',
'~',
'*',
'\'',
'(',
0N/A '\u00ae',
'\u0101',
'\u10a0'};
0N/A "Hello+%2B%25-_.%21%7E*%27%28%29%40%C2%AE%C4%81%E1%82%A0";
0N/A throw new Exception(
"The decoded is not equal to the original");