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Which of the following functions and expressions will convert the ASCII character "Z" to its numeric equivalent ASCII code?

a.ord('Z')
b.ord(chr('Z'))
c.chr(ord('Z'))
d.chr('Z')

User Tdashroy
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Answer:

The answer is A

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User MBHA Phoenix
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Answer:

The answer is "Option a"

Step-by-step explanation:

In Python, ord() function takes the length string 1 as a parameter and returns the representation of the passed argument for the Unicode point. For example, ord('Z') return value 90 that is a Unicode code value of character 'Z'. and other function is not correct that can be described as follows:

  • In option b, Inside the ord function chr function is used that accepts only numeric value that' why it is not correct.
  • In option c, Inside the chr function ord function is used that cover value in lower case that's why it is not correct.
  • In option d, The chr function accepts only numeric value that's why this option is not correct.

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