chr() to input Unicode code point value to return the equivalent character in Python

chr()

chr() : Getting Char using Unicode point value as input

Input : takes Unicode point value as input .
returns the equivalent char

Here are some sample outputs of Unicode point value as input ( output is shown against each row after comment )

print(chr(97)) # a
print(chr(98)) # b
print(chr(80)) # P
print(chr(35)) # #
print(chr(36)) # $

The first 128 unicode point values are same as ASCII values.

We can use inputs from 0 to 1114111.

Here is for loop to print some chars with their Unicode point values (Unicode value as inputs). Change the range values to get different set of chars and values.

for i in range(200,250):
    print(i,":",chr(i))

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