# python2
print(chr(174))
?
# python3
print(chr(174))
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I'm looking for the equivalent of chr() from python2. I believe this is due to python 3 returning unicode characters rather than ASCII.
Actually, in Py3 chr
is equivalent of unichr
in Py2. You can use bytes
or bytearray
.
For example:
>>> print(bytes([174]))
b'\xae'
or
>>> print(bytearray([174]))
bytearray(b'\xae')
b'\xae' equals to ?
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