Answer 1

Yes you input an integer format
And print in char format
Automatically it's convert in ASCII code

Answer 2

Yes you can get..
n=int(input ("Enter Num:"))
print(chr(n))

Answer 3

Input 65 is output 6 and 5 ?
Aad Hoogenboom
For this :
n=input("Enter:")
for i in n:
print(i )

Answer 4

#To get an Ascii output by
#Entering an Integer value...

#First step:enter the input from the user

int_value=int(input("Enter Number:")

#Second convert the Integer to
#Ascii by using '''chr()'''

ascii_conversion=chr(int_value)
print(ascii_coversion)

##output= A

Answer 5

int k;
char a;
for(k=1;k<=255;k++){
char a=k;
printf("ascii code of %d is %c",k,a);
}
SIMILARLY CONVERT IT FOR PYTHON

Answer 6

#include<stdio.h>
int main(){
int n;
printf("Enter a Integer : ");
scanf("%d",&n);
printf("%c",n);
}

Answer 7

Chr= int( input ())
Print (chr(chr))

Answer 8

#python
#one liner
#error GOD programz

print(chr(int(input())))

Answer 9

We can do it by using char function on input value

Answer 10

ch = int (input ("Enter a ASCII number : "))
print (chr (ch))

Answer 11

inp = [65,66,67,68,13,100]

out = ""

for x in inp:
out+=chr(x)

print(out)

Hope this helped
it can handle one or more than one integers giving a meaningful output

Answer 12

you can input this:

a=chr(int(input()))
print(a)