The chr() function gets a character whose Unicode code point is the integer x.
Example
#!/usr/bin/python3
# -*- coding: UTF-8 -*-
print("chr(97): ", chr(97))
print("chr(98): ", chr(98))
print("chr(89): ", chr(89))
print("chr(90): ", chr(90))
Output:
chr(97): a
chr(98): b
chr(89): Y
chr(90): Z
Syntax
char(x)
Parameters
The function doesn’t take any parameters.
Return Value
It returns a character.