The Chr ()() Function in Python

This guide covers the chr ()() function in python with practical context and easy-to-follow details. Use it to understand the subject and apply the information confidently.

The Chr ()() Function Syntax in Python

 chr (i) 

Parameters of Chr ()()

• Function Chr () Comes with a single parameter or an integer i
• Valid range of integers is from 0 to 1, 114, 111.

Return Value from Chr ()()

The function Chr () Returns the value:

• A character (a string) with Unicode code is (i).
• If (i) is outside the valid range, the program will notify ValueError

For Example

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

Running the above code, the program will return the result:

 a 
 A 
 ? 

Try an example with (i) outside the program's allowable scope:

 print (chr (-1)) 

Immediately we have the result ValueError:

 Traceback (most recent call last): 
 File "", line 1, print 
 print (chr (-1)) 
 ValueError: chr () arg not in range (0x110000) 

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