There is a built-in Python function called chr(i) which returns the character whose Unicode code point (integer) or "ordinal" value is the integer i. For example, the Unicode value of "a" is 97 and...

There is a built-in Python function called chr(i) which returns the character whose Unicode code point (integer) or "ordinal" value is the integer i. For example, the Unicode value of "a" is 97 and the function call: chr(97) returns the value "a".