Python chr() usage and example

Built-in functions in Python

The chr() method returns a character (string) from an integer (representing the Unicode encoding point).

The syntax of chr() is:

chr(i)

chr() parameter

The chr() method takes one parameter, that is, an integeri.

The valid range of integers is from 0 to1,114,111.

chr() return value

chr() returns:

• is the Unicode code point as an integeriof the character (string)

If the integeriIf out of range, an error ValueError will be raised.

Example1: How does chr() work?

print(chr(97))
print(chr(65))
print(chr(1200))

When running the program, the output is:

a
A
Ұ

Example2: The integer passed to chr() is out of range

print(chr(-1))

When you run the program, a ValueError will be raised.

This is because the parameter passed to the chr() method is out of range.

Built-in functions in Python