[Tutor] How can I get ASCII of 'a' and '1'?

[bhaaluu]

Here's a handy reference file for ASCII.
(See attached file)
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On 10/6/07, Kent Johnson <kent37 at tds.net> wrote:
> $BNSG]91(B wrote:
> >     How can I get ASCII for alphabet and number, such as 'a' and '1'. I can get ASCII for character naturally in C but I don't how to in Python.
>
> You can get the character codes using ord():
> In [1]: ord('a')
> Out[1]: 97
> In [2]: ord('1')
> Out[2]: 49
>
> The inverse function is chr():
> In [3]: chr(97)
> Out[3]: 'a'
>
> Kent
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