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Strange character in JTable

 
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I am working on GUI right now. When I populate Jtable from data, in several columns (Price, Seats available etc) there are some strange characters in those fields. I am thinking using String.trim() to get rid of it. Is there a better way to do it or I missed something.
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Same thing just happened to me and I am using trim() also. So it must be a common thing, nothing to worry about I wouldn't say.
 
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