Sometimes you know the answer but you still want to see it happen to make yourself happy.
Question: If you encode some text and then encode it again is it encoded inside encoded?
Answer: Yes
Question: What happens if you decode it twice as well?
Answer: You get back to the original unecoded text
Here is a snippet of text that demonstrates it using C# in .NET. You need to include the System.Web library.
string stringWithAmp = "&";
Console.WriteLine(stringWithAmp); // "&"
stringWithAmp = HttpUtility.HtmlEncode(stringWithAmp);
Console.WriteLine(stringWithAmp); // "&"
stringWithAmp = HttpUtility.HtmlEncode(stringWithAmp);
Console.WriteLine(stringWithAmp); // "&"
stringWithAmp = HttpUtility.HtmlDecode(stringWithAmp);
Console.WriteLine(stringWithAmp); // "&"
stringWithAmp = HttpUtility.HtmlDecode(stringWithAmp);
Console.WriteLine(stringWithAmp); // "&"
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