Python's built-in function chr() returns a sunicode character equivalent of an integer between 0 to 0x10ffff.
>>> chr(a) 'd' >>> chr(300) 'Ĭ' >>> chr(65) 'A'
Python's built-in function chr() returns a sunicode character equivalent of an integer between 0 to 0x10ffff.
>>> chr(a) 'd' >>> chr(300) 'Ĭ' >>> chr(65) 'A'