In Python, you can work with ASCII using string literals and the `ord()` function. For example, `ord('A')` returns 65, the ASCII code for 'A'. ASCII and Unicode are character sets for computers.

In Python, you can work with ASCII using string literals and the `ord()` function. For example, `ord('A')` returns 65, the ASCII code for 'A'. ASCII and Unicode are character sets for computers.

I have a list containing special characters (for example é or a white space) and when I print the list these characters are printed with their Unicode code, while they are printed correctly if I print ...

python3 -m fun_with_unicode -x < example_strings.txt Convert multiple code point sequences to strings: python3 -m fun_with_unicode -s < example_codes.txt N.B. Results are also copied to the clipboard ...

For example, the "self" identifier has 122,740 (19x19x20x17) ways to be represented in Unicode. Python's support for using Unicode characters for identifiers, i.e., code variables, functions ...