Python ord()
The ord() is a built-in python function that returns an integer representation of the specified Unicode character.
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Python ord()
The syntax of ord() is:
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ord("string")
ord() Parameters
The ord() function takes only one parameter as an argument:
- string - A simple string.
Let see an example of ord() in python.
Example 1: how to use the ord() function in python?
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print(ord('A')) # 65
print(ord('4')) # 52
print(ord('$')) # 36
Output:
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65
52
36
Rules of ord()
- The ord() function will only return an integer when a single string is passed.
You can also check the Python chr() function that does the total inverse from the Python ord() function.
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