Python ord() usage and examples

Python built-in functions

The ord() function returns an integer representing a Unicode character.

The syntax of ord() is:

ord(ch)

ord() parameter

The ord() function takes a single parameter:

• ch -Unicode character

ord() return value

The ord() function returns an integer representing a Unicode character.

Example: How does ord() work in Python?

print(ord('5))　　#　53
print(ord('A'))　　#　65
print(ord('$'))　　#　36

Output result

53
65
36

By the way, the ord() function is withPython chr() functionThe opposite function

Python built-in functions